Lego Skylines announced — Paradox and Iceflake build a Lego city-builder

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Paradox Interactive unveiled Lego Skylines at Gamescom, a Lego-branded city-building game developed by Iceflake Studios. The game promises open-ended construction with 'No instructions' and 'Unlimited space' and includes typical city systems such as hospitals, wheat production, garbage collection and sewage. Iceflake Studios previously took over development of Cities: Skylines 2 from Colossal Order in late 2025, signaling experience with large-scale city sims. A Steam store page is live but no release date has been announced.

• Lego Skylines was announced at Gamescom and is published by Paradox Interactive and developed by Iceflake Studios.
• Paradox markets the game as a "cozy, customizable city-builder" with "No instructions. Unlimited space," and lists features including hospitals, wheat, garbage collection and sewage.
• Iceflake Studios took over development of Cities: Skylines 2 from Colossal Order in late 2025, giving the studio prior experience on a troubled city-sim franchise.
• A Steam store page for Lego Skylines is available now, but the publisher has not provided a release date.