LEGO Skylines FAQ

A standalone cozy, customizable city-builder developed by Iceflake Studios and published by Paradox Interactive.

No. Paradox says LEGO Skylines is its own standalone game.

Nintendo lists 2027. Paradox has not announced an exact day or month.

The price and editions have not been announced.

Preorders are not open. Wishlisting is available on supported stores.

Steam on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2.

Single-player is supported. Nintendo also lists Online Play, but that label does not confirm co-op or multiplayer.

Roads, electricity, food, water, homes, jobs, parks, hospitals, garbage collection, sewage, unlocks, city rating, and happiness are among the named systems.

Official material names homes, stores, hospitals, parks, museums, sports arenas, farms, wheat, and bakeries, among other city content.

Yes. Customizable plots, buildings, and LEGO decorations are official. The exact editing tools are still being revealed.

No. In-game customization is confirmed, while general mod support remains unannounced.

No. BrickLink Studio is real, but its LEGO Skylines integration is currently reported rather than officially confirmed.

Workshop support has been reported, but the current official Steam information does not confirm the feature.

Story Mode has been reported but is not officially defined or confirmed by Paradox.

Paradox plans both free and paid post-launch content. No named packs or roadmap are announced.

An official newsletter sign-up reward for a future city. Its stats, function, and delivery flow are not announced.

A 64-bit processor and operating system are listed, while CPU, GPU, RAM, storage, and recommended details remain TBA.