Released in 2004, GTA: San Andreas has been on the minds of gamers for almost 20 years. Developers, who have created many mods for San Andreas, have finally tackled the city of Los Santos. A GTA fan has redesigned the map of San Andreas with Cities: Skylines with Cities: Skylines.
The GTA San Andreas map is now available in Cities: Skylines
A Reddit user has ported the GTA: San Andreas map to Cities: Skylines. The GTA fan recreated Los Santos in the popular city-building simulation, including the famous Grove Street.
Cities: Skylines features iconic landmarks such as Las Venturas and Los Santos Airport. There are also vibrant elements such as subways, trains, trams, trolleys and tour buses. Also noteworthy is the detailed rendering of Grove Street.
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Released in 2015, Cities: Skylines offers extensive options for building cities of varying size and complexity. The game’s urban planning, transport and economic management tools allow you to create everything from high-end metropolises to small villages.
Los Santos, created by a Reddit user, has a population of over 170,000 and a traffic flow of 76 percent. This not only reflects the iconic landmarks of San Andreas, but also provides a fully functional city for players to enjoy.
On the other hand, Cities: Skylines 2 will be released on 24 October. Expected to have a much more advanced city-building structure, Skylines 2 will only be available for next-gen consoles and PC.
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