Skyline Urban Story News & Patch Notes

1.Fixed a bug where the map difficulty selection window would not pop up if the player had never entered the starter map. 2.Fixed a bug where offshore oil rigs failed to produce oil. 3.Fixed a bug where the construction limit for certain buildings was calculated incorrectly when using blueprints.

Added on February 28, 2026:

Fixed the issue that the newbie map couldn't be entered for the second time.

Added on February 28, 2026:

Fixed the issue that the newbie map couldn't be entered for the second time.

1. Fixed a bug where blueprint buildings required no cost to construct. 2. Fixed a bug where blueprint buildings could exceed the maximum construction limit. 3. Significantly optimized performance for a smoother gaming experience.

1. Optimized some UI displays. 2. The game now supports German and Japanese.

As 2025 draws to a close, Skyline Urban Story welcomes Version 1.2.0, bringing this year’s updates to a satisfying conclusion.

Because this update includes adjustments to core gameplay systems—especially the land value system—we strongly recommend starting a new map, or completely demolishing and rebuilding your city in an existing save. Otherwise, you may encounter frequent “insufficient land value” warnings. If you find the new mechanics unsuitable, you can revert to the previous version by locating Skyline Urban Story in your Steam library, selecting “Properties” → “Betas,” and entering the beta code “PlayVersion118.”

Below is an overview of what’s included in this update:

1. A new “Legendary Buildings” category has been added to the Research Lab. By researching it, you can unlock and construct six brand-new legendary buildings:

Mega Elementary School (30,000 student capacity by default, expandable to 60,000 through technology)

Mega Middle School (24,000 student capacity by default, expandable to 48,000 through technology)

Monument Tower (Land value +300 within a 5-tile radius, plus an additional +300 land value across the entire map)

Firmament Tower(Provides a large number of jobs and increases industrial and commercial demand stimulation for mid-wealth offices by 25%)

Diamond Tower (Provides a large number of jobs and increases industrial and commercial demand stimulation for high-wealth offices by 25%)

Spiral Tower (Provides a large number of jobs and grants an additional 10% job boost effect to the CBD district)

2. All research projects in the Research Lab now require a minimum Research Lab level.

3. Improved difficulty progression:

Land value requirements for most zones have been lowered, allowing mid-wealth and high-wealth office zones to be built earlier, while land value requirements for certain high-tier zones have been increased.

The revised land value curve makes early-game requirements easier to meet but more challenging in the mid-to-late game. This makes ultra-high-density layouts across the entire map harder to achieve and better reflects real-world urban development, where building density decreases as cities expand.

In addition, the unlock levels for hospitals and parks have been pushed back to prevent citizen demands from surging all at once at a specific city level and overwhelming government expenses.

4. Land value rule changes: “Job-based land value” has been removed, eliminating duplicate land value bonuses from job counts. Office and commercial buildings now provide land value bonuses to nearby tiles based on their office and commercial values respectively.

Low-density office zones affect a 1-tile radius, medium-density 2 tiles, high-density 3 tiles, and ultra-high-density 4 tiles. Higher wealth levels and greater office capacity result in stronger land value bonuses.

The same applies to commercial zones: low density affects 1 tile, medium 2 tiles, high 3 tiles, and ultra-high 4 tiles. Higher wealth levels and greater commercial capacity provide stronger land value bonuses.

The revised land value system ensures that each building type has only one land value influence radius, making land value planning and adjustment more straightforward.

5. In addition to transportation, public service buildings such as schools, parks, police stations, fire stations, and hospitals will now have maintenance costs that scale with the number built—the more you build, the higher the total maintenance cost.

6. For all buildings with technology expansion upgrades, upgrading their technology level will now increase the number of jobs they provide.

7. Density upgrade costs for all zones have been reduced, minimizing situations where government funds are instantly depleted when activating government official features.

8. Wind Power Plants have received new buffs: power generation is increased by 50% when placed near the ocean, and by 30% when placed near mountains.

9. The first-tier GDP effect now activates at a GDP of 100 million (previously 5 billion).

10. Fixed an issue where contract levels were calculated incorrectly, resulting in excessively high contract levels.

11. Increased the cost of most research projects, while no longer increasing research costs on Hard difficulty.

12. Icons have been added to the tile information panel, making it easier for mayors to quickly identify tile details.

13. Added three new achievements: reaching a population of 3 million, taking out all loans while maintaining a negative balance, and constructing six legendary buildings.

14. Due to the significant changes to the land value system, leaderboards will now include version selection. Scores, population, and GDP uploaded from the new version will be recorded on the new-version leaderboards.

The above is the main content of this update. Welcome mayors to enter the game and experience it. If you have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to provide feedback.

1. Optimized the display of information layers for security, fire protection, medical care, parks and transportation. Plots covered by public services will be highlighted in green. The corresponding coverage area will only be shown when the mouse hovers over the service - providing building. This addresses the issue of difficulty in identifying coverage boundaries in the late game when many public service buildings are constructed. 2. Removed the "School District" information layer and merged it into the original "School" information layer, with the display logic adjusted to be the same as that in item 1. 3. When opening the leaderboard in the game, the current map will be marked.

1. Conducted extensive computational optimizations to improve game performance. 2. Enhanced the anti - cheating capabilities of the leaderboard. If abnormal data is detected, the system will automatically clear it. If you find your data is wrongly cleared, you're welcome to contact me through any means in the game settings interface. Provide your city - building layout, and I'll manually restore your data.

1. Fixed the issue where building docks and tunnels in blueprint status still triggers path calculation. 2. Significantly optimized the computing performance after building docks and tunnels, eliminating lags and potential computer crashes. 3. In the save game window, the display of auto - save has been hidden. Auto - save is only used for the auto - save function to overwrite, and cannot be manually overwritten. 4. Clicking on an already - built office area no longer defaults to showing the land price information layer.

1. When building structures like iron mines that require resource plots, a "Find Available Resources" button will appear on the screen, allowing you to decide whether to automatically search for available resources. Meanwhile, the "Auto - Jump" function has been removed. 2. Fixed the bug that after building a research institute with a blueprint, it can't be rebuilt by paying again. 3. Fixed the bug that unique buildings can still get full income even when the employment rate is not satisfactory.

1. Added the Blueprint Mark feature: In the construction interface, you can check the "Blueprint Mark" function. Unlocked buildings can be placed on the map in blueprint status without any cost and no building effects, which is used for advance layout planning. You can activate the blueprint at any time later by spending the original construction cost. There are two ways to activate the blueprint: 1. Click on the blueprint building, and then click the build button displayed below the information bar. 2. Hold down the Ctrl key on the large map and click the blueprint building (the same shortcut operation as density upgrade). If you have enough funds, the blueprint will be activated. 2. Optimized the entry speed of the Time Machine function. 3. Added a sorting function to the Trade Center. Trade data can be sorted in descending or ascending order by revenue and expenses, trade quota, local price, export price, import price, etc. 4. Fixed the incorrect unlocking level of government officials. (Changed from unlocking in a small village to unlocking in a small city)

1. Fixed the issue where import and export contracts remain in effect after demolishing the Trade Center. 2. Added unlocking reminders for the relatively hidden functions of government officials and the Time Machine. (Each map will only be reminded once when unlocked.) 3. Zones with multiple styles can now change their styles when built. (After clicking on a plot, a new paintbrush icon is added to the button group in the plot information. Click it to select and change to your preferred style.)

1. Fixed the issue of incorrect calculation of some building job positions. (To avoid fluctuations in the city-wide work data, buildings with job position issues will perform a self-check after being clicked manually once, and the correct data will be restored on the second day of the game. If not clicked, the self-check will not be initiated.) 2. Fixed the problem of incorrect description of the construction quantity of unique buildings. 3. Fixed the issue of trade overrun reminders appearing even without a Trade Center. 4. Fixed the problem of incorrect display of the selection status of some buttons in the settings. 5. Added an option to enable or disable "Resource Auto-Jump" in Settings - Gameplay. That is, when building structures like iron mines and oil wells that require resources, whether the camera will automatically jump to the corresponding available resource plots.

1. Fixed the bug where the city name reverts to "New City" after reloading the save. 2. Adjusted the trade overrun threshold: Alerts will only be issued when it's greater than 1%. 3. If all research is completed, the research institute will no longer be reminded as idle. 4. Closed logistics transfer stations will no longer increase the trade volume. 5. The effect of logistics transfer stations has been adjusted to: Increase the trade volume by 5% of the Trade Center's basic capacity. The more transfer stations are built, the higher the maintenance cost. 6. Fixed the issue that the plot building ratio doesn't recover after switching back to normal mode from flat mode and then clicking on the plot. 7. When building structures that require plot resources, such as iron mines, silicon mines, and oil wells, if there are available resource plots, the camera will automatically jump to the corresponding plot. plaintext

Version 1.1 Official Update Notes

Thank you all for your patience! The long-awaited **Skyline Urban Story v1.1 – “Industrial Revolution”** update is now live! Below are the full details of this major update.

As this update includes a large number of new features and changes, we strongly recommend reading through the entire notes before diving into the new version to better understand the gameplay adjustments.

New Features

1. Larger Maps & Map Editor

Two new map sizes—**Large** and **Huge**—have been added on top of the existing sizes. Each new size includes 9 system maps.

A brand-new map selection window has been introduced, featuring filters for size and ownership.

Added a **custom map editor**.

On the editing interface, select a tile type on the left. The buttons beside it represent **single-tile drawing**, **area painting**, and **overwrite with same type**.

The four resource buttons in the bottom-left corner represent **iron ore**, **oil & gas**, **silicon**, and **clear resources**.

Top-right buttons include **map name**, **return**, **clear all**, and **save map**.

Map sharing is not yet supported, but future **Steam Workshop** integration is under consideration.

2. City Import & Export System

Most city-produced resources can now be imported or exported. Resources will **prioritize local sales**—if there’s a surplus, it will be exported; if there’s a shortage, it will be imported. Production and demand data can be viewed in the new **Industry Overview** panel.

A **Trade Center** must be built before imports and exports take place; otherwise, only local trade occurs.

After construction, the **Trade Center panel** becomes available, showing its level, trade capacity, contracts, and import/export status.

Both imports and exports consume trade capacity, representing the city’s ability to handle trade. **Exceeding capacity reduces efficiency and increases cost**, raising import prices and lowering export prices based on how much capacity is exceeded.

Quick access to trade info is also available at the top-right of the main interface.

3. Contract System

Contracts increase export prices or reduce import costs, depending on your city’s dominant industries.

Contracts level up as your trade volume increases—higher-level contracts have stronger effects on pricing.

Upgrading the Trade Center increases trade capacity, contract quantity, and max levels. However, each level also raises maintenance costs, so plan upgrades carefully.

4. New Industries

Added nine new industries: **Iron Ore, Petroleum, Silicon, Fuel, Furniture, Steel, Chips, Mobile Phones, and Automobiles.**

Iron, oil, and silicon industries require corresponding tile resources to produce output.

Advanced and basic industries are connected through industrial chains, which can be viewed in the Industry Overview.

Raw material industries (e.g., food, iron) can be built freely without limits.

The number of advanced factories you can build depends on your city’s industrial strength—the more high-tech industrial zones, the more factories can be built.

5. GDP System

A new **GDP system** has been added. Once your GDP exceeds 5 billion, your city will automatically receive buffs based on its dominant industry type.

The higher the GDP, the stronger the industry bonuses.

Primary Industry: Direct development and use of natural resources

Secondary Industry: Processing raw materials into finished goods

Tertiary Industry: Services—everything outside the first two industries

6. Higher City Levels

Two new city levels—**Megalopolis** and **Metropolis**—are now available after reaching “Large City,” each granting a unique skyscraper as a reward.

7. Research Progress Display

Research progress now appears on-screen, and hovering over it displays details. Due to industry system changes, the repeatable research page has been removed.

8. Citizen Speech Bubbles

Citizens will now display speech bubbles based on their needs and satisfaction, helping you quickly identify potential city issues.

9. More Zone Styles

When building, you can choose alternative architectural styles or build randomly. Currently available for **Low-Wealth Residential**, **Low-Wealth Commercial**, and **Mid-Wealth Residential** zones.

10. New Energy Buildings

Added two new large-scale power structures: **Nuclear Power Plant** and **Large Water Plant.**

11. Official System

Click the Mayor’s Office and select “Government Officials” to assign or dismiss officials.

12. New Achievements

New achievements have been added based on the latest content. Check them in-game or on the Steam Community page.

13. Revamped Leaderboards

The leaderboard system has been fully rebuilt. Each map now has **Score**, **Population**, and **GDP** rankings, color-coded by difficulty.

Global leaderboards have also been added for each map size and for all maps combined.

Due to Steam’s user data protection, previous scores couldn’t be migrated automatically. Please manually upload your old saves or enable auto-upload to update rankings through gameplay.

14. Flat Mode

A new **Flat Mode** allows you to view the city as a simplified color-block layout for faster planning.

Colors indicate zone types: **Green** for residential, **Blue** for commercial, **Brown** for industrial, **Purple** for offices, with darker shades representing higher wealth or tech levels. **Orange** marks government buildings, **Red** marks industrial sites, and so on.

Optimizations & Adjustments

1. Infinite Pathfinding

In version 1.1, the complex transportation points and cost system have been replaced. As long as tiles are on the same plain, citizens can now drive directly to their destinations without relying on public transit or subways.

In simple terms, **all tiles now have infinite transportation points and zero cost**, making gameplay more intuitive for new players.

Transportation has also been converted into a numeric demand, similar to safety or health, appearing in citizens’ need lists.

Each tile generates traffic pressure (equal to its traffic cost) on surrounding tiles. Higher-density zones create more pressure. Buses and subways provide traffic value to meet demand.

If insufficient traffic value is provided, citizens will show complaint bubbles and reduce tax revenue.

However, crossing water still requires building a dock to connect land areas.

2. UI Optimization

Most function buttons are now integrated into the main control panel, reducing click depth and improving accessibility.

3. Building Classification Adjustment

Buildings that generate income without production—such as **Small Banks** or **Jewelry Companies**—are now classified as **Unique Buildings**.

4. Zone Adjustments

New industry-related zones have been added, and some older zones have been reorganized. Please refer to the Zone Dictionary for full details.

5. Terrain Bonuses

Ocean view tiles grant +50% land value within 1 tile.

Mountain tiles provide +5 health to nearby residential zones within 1 tile.

6. Education Coverage Optimization

Added a new **School District** overlay to the info layers. Coverage can now be viewed via color blocks instead of small, hard-to-see icons.

7. Skip Dialogues When City Level Upgrades

8. Mayor Rating Adjustments

Tile income is now affected by its **Mayor Rating**: when the rating drops below 50, income decreases by 2% for each point below. At 0 rating, income becomes 0.

The overall city rating affects happiness growth speed: above 60 increases growth, below 40 reduces it.

Hovering over a tile’s happiness value now shows detailed growth rates. The **Honorary Citizen Certificate** feature has been removed.

9. Increased Capacity of Large Elementary Schools

Including upgraded versions through research.

10. Increased Time Flow Speed for All Game Speeds

11. Optimized City News and Alerts

Notifications will no longer interrupt gameplay flow.

12. Optimized Save File Size, Save & Load Speed

13. Logistics Hub Adjustment

Adds +50,000 trade capacity. Building more hubs increases maintenance costs.

14. Income Adjustment

Mayor Rating now directly affects tile income. Below 50 points, each point lost reduces income by 2%. At 0 points, income is 0. Ratings of 50 or higher have no negative impact.

Bug Fixes

1. Fixed an issue where pop-up prompts could endlessly repeat after certain operations.

2. Fixed a bug causing city data to fluctuate continuously even when time was left running.

That’s all for Version 1.1! We welcome everyone to experience the update in-game. For feedback or suggestions, contact us through:

QQ Group: 807821388

Bilibili / Douyin / Xiaohongshu / Weibo: 托舉的熊猫 (PandaUp Studio)

Facebook / X: PandaUpStudio

Hello Mayors of **Skyline Urban Story**, welcome back! After nearly a month of silence, I’m excited to bring you news about the next big update. The upcoming version **V1.1.0** will be a major update, introducing new gameplay, mechanics, and buildings. Here’s the current timeline: - **Mid to late September**: New version test opens (details on how to join will be shared in QQ group 807821388) - **October**: Adjustments based on test feedback - **November or December**: Official release of the new version Why such a long schedule? First, this update is packed with new content that will push the game’s potential even further. Second, I’m just a solo, part-time developer, so my time and energy are limited—I hope you’ll understand. Now, let’s dive into what’s coming in this new version: Note: All screenshots are from a development build and may differ from the final release. Multi-language support (Traditional Chinese, English, etc.) has not yet been applied, so the screenshots are in Simplified Chinese only. Thanks for your patience! 1. Import & Export System The new version introduces a full-fledged import & export system covering all resources, including water and electricity. Cities no longer need to produce every resource locally—you can now focus on key industries based on the map’s geography and your own preferences, exporting for extra profit and importing what you lack. 2. Contract System Contracts can boost the export price of your key industries or lower the import cost of heavily imported resources. The more you trade, the higher-level the contracts become, increasing their influence on prices.

3. All-New Industry System To match the import & export system, the industry system has been completely upgraded. Each industry will now have clearer supply-demand relationships, forming industry chains within your city. For example, farms produce grain—after meeting local demand, the surplus can be processed into flour at mills for greater profit.

A brand-new UI will also present supply-demand and financial data more clearly, helping mayors plan their city’s development path.

4. GDP System The GDP system from the demo is making a return! With richer industries, GDP calculations now make sense, creating a more realistic economic system and enhancing immersion.

5. Larger Maps “Bigger maps” has been one of the most requested features. The new version adds frameworks for **Large** and **Huge** maps (previously only Medium). Tests will help determine if the new sizes feel right.

6. Player-Created Maps While the game may not boast stunning visuals, as a city-builder it must have custom maps. You’ll be able to design your own maps and play them according to your preferences.

7. Other Improvements To support the new systems, I’ll also be raising the city rating cap, unlocking more buildings, optimizing the UI, and more. These are still in development, so I don’t have screenshots yet. That’s all for this update plan! More details will come with testing or future previews. **Skyline Urban Story** is still growing, and every bit of support from you makes the game better. Thank you all, and I’ll keep working hard outside my day job to bring you the new version as soon as possible!

1. Added the **Map Score Leaderboard** feature. Participation is entirely optional—join if you wish. You can find the **Leaderboard** button in the main menu. Or, after entering the game, access the **Leaderboard** via the bottom menu to view score rankings across different maps and difficulty levels. **** Open your save, press **P** to open the City Report screen, then click **Upload to Leaderboard** in the bottom-left to upload your latest score.

**** In the leaderboard screen, check **** to automatically upload your new high score for each map. If left unchecked, the game will never upload your data automatically. Note: Any modified or suspicious scores will be removed via Steam backend to maintain leaderboard integrity. 2. The **Mass Demolition** feature now includes detailed stats for each building and plot type, helping mayors pinpoint targets more precisely.

3. Increased the window drag limit, allowing windows to extend beyond screen edges—useful when a larger visible area is needed.

1. The Research Lab now supports a research queue, allowing mayors to conduct research more quickly and conveniently. 2. A city-wide demolition feature has been added. You can select specific tile types to demolish across the entire map, making it easier for players who prefer saving money before updating the city. 3. In bulk demolition mode, hold the Ctrl key to quickly select tiles to demolish. Hold the Alt key to deselect tiles. 4. In bulk swap mode, hold the Ctrl key to quickly select tiles. 5. Fixed some text-related errors. 6. Added visual distinction between selected and unselected states for the main buttons in the info layer. 7. Added shortcut key J: Show land value. 8. By player request, a maximize option has been added to windowed mode for fullscreen-like display.

🔧 New Features

Transit Line Visualization When selecting public transport buildings, connection lines will now be displayed, giving a clear view of their connectivity. During construction, previews will show how the new transit connects to existing networks—making planning much easier.

Improved Density Upgrade Arrows (based on transit connections)

Blue Arrow: No effect on transit—safe to upgrade.
Yellow Arrow: Will disconnect this plot or adjacent ones from public transport—upgrade with caution.
Red Arrow: Will disconnect nearby public transport—upgrade is not recommended. This feature helps prevent city-wide transit breakdowns caused by careless density upgrades. To resolve yellow or red warnings, try placing nearby subway or bus stations until the arrow turns blue.

Commute Range Visualization Commute range is now split into base range (white) and extended range (blue). The extended range will remain visible after selecting a plot. The commute range toggle in the info panel now shows only the base commute range, helping you check whether residential zones and transit have a valid initial connection.

Draggable Windows Most UI windows can now be dragged around the screen. This helps avoid blocking important views—especially useful when previewing tile changes for subway upgrades. (Note: multi-window interaction is not yet supported, but may be added in future updates.)

Note: In older save files, features #2 and #3 may take some time to display properly due to legacy data inconsistencies.

⚙️ Adjustments

Standardized Transit Points To ensure accurate connection lines, all transport buildings now have fixed connection points:

Bus Stations & Subways: 5
Logistics Hubs: 6 In older save files, this change may break some existing connections—but with the new connection line system, they’re much easier to fix.

Subway Balance Adjustments Due to reduced maximum connection points, the subway’s ability to reduce traffic cost has been strengthened. The three subway tech upgrades are now:

–1 traffic cost within 3 tiles
–2 traffic cost within 1 tile
–2 traffic cost within 2 tiles These techs will be automatically unlocked in older save files to help quickly rebalance layouts without waiting for research.

Mid-Wealth Office Unlock Timing Adjusted To ease progression during the mid-town stage, mid-wealth office zones now unlock at the Medium Town level (instead of Large Town), allowing earlier access to their income benefits.

🧩 Optimizations & Fixes

Fixed an issue where commercial zones would not properly sync supply data with industrial zones after tile swapping.

Tutorial Simplified Based on feedback, the tutorial has been cut from 104 steps to 50, focusing only on core mechanics. More improvements to the tutorial system are planned.

UI Improvements for City Statistics

Updated icons to make city stats more noticeable
Moved the stats button next to the settings menu for a cleaner layout

Improved City Stats Window

Added categorized information
Removed unit abbreviations for better data clarity

Pathfinding Freeze Mitigation Based on player reports of late-game freezes, a temporary solution has been implemented:

When pathfinding calculations are running (especially after tile updates), in-game time will pause
Player input and UI remain responsive during this time
Time will resume once calculations finish If this reduces freeze issues, please let us know!

Fixed an issue where citizens couldn’t attend university despite available slots.

Fixed a bug where the confirm button disappeared during batch demolition.

Also added right-click to undo last selection during batch demolishing.

Optimized education coverage icon performance when placing residential buildings—improves late-game building smoothness.

1. Added a toggle in the settings to show/hide the quick build button. You can turn it off if it gets in the way. 2. Based on player feedback, the **ESC** key now closes open windows again. It only opens the settings menu if no windows are open. There's also a new option to make ESC always open the settings menu if you prefer. 3. Public transport systems that are turned off no longer incur maintenance costs. 4. Fixed an issue where tooltip hints could interfere with batch building and cause misplaced constructions. 5. Fixed a bug where buildings would drop to the lowest density level if land value was insufficient. 6. Fixed a data fluctuation issue when swapping plots that included industrial zones.

1.Simplified the City Report popup — it no longer interrupts gameplay and now displays more quickly. 2.Temporarily removed City Development Points. Buildings that previously required points to unlock are now unlocked directly at specific city levels. 3.Since the option to exchange development points for money has been removed, city level-up rewards have been increased to compensate. 4.Temporarily removed Satisfaction Missions. These were causing unnecessary stress and offered little reward. They’ll be reconsidered when the citizen system is further developed. 5.When building single plots, you can now choose whether to "Keep Building Mode" in the right panel. If disabled, clicking an existing plot will exit build mode and open plot info instead. 6.When using Batch Build, you can choose whether to "Overwrite Existing Buildings" to avoid accidental replacements. 7.The Build, Demolish, Relocate, and Rebuild functions are now grouped below each plot for easier access, with corresponding hotkeys added. 8.Adjusted some hotkeys: for example, Esc now opens the settings menu, and Backspace lets you return to previous panels. Check the full list in the game settings. 9.Added a confirmation window when saving the game to improve the save experience. 10.Updated click sounds for City Hall and Elementary School based on player feedback. 11.Fixed an issue where land value coverage was incorrect after enabling the “Shuttle Line” tech for subways. 12.Added range indicators for Ports and Buoys. 13.The density upgrade button now shows yellow and red states: - Yellow: Traffic cost will become 2 after upgrading — upgrade with caution. - Red: Traffic cost will become 3 — recommended to build subways first to reduce traffic before upgrading.

1.Added zone-specific sound effects — clicking different zones now plays unique audio cues. 2.Fixed an issue where the camera could get stuck at the edge of the map in certain situations. 3.Further fixed cases where small icons on land plots displayed incorrectly. 4.Added missing tooltips to some land plot buttons (Plot Details and Plot Flow). 5.Fixed a display issue in plot influence where the logistics hub showed “null +4”. 6.Improved tutorial wording to reduce psychological pressure for new players. 7.Updated the upgrade button icon for the Research Lab to make it more noticeable. 8.Added right-click map dragging (experimental). Some players mentioned left-click was overloaded — feel free to try this and share your feedback! 9.Added 3 new background music tracks.

1.Fixed various tooltip issues (e.g. flickering, incorrect position). 2.Fixed leftover icons appearing after switching saves or starting a new game in the same session. 3.Fixed a bug where both + and – signs could appear together in number animations. 4.Made the menu icon next to the city name more noticeable. 5.Press M while viewing a land plot to quickly enter relocation mode — useful for fine adjustments. For bulk moves, use the Batch Relocation tool (bottom-right button). 6.Fixed abnormal pollution range behavior in industrial zones. 7.Fixed an issue where public facilities could still have effects when turned off. 8.Added missing English translations for some UI elements.

1. Optimized the sensitivity of mouse clicks. 2. Added the adjustment of mouse click sensitivity in the settings. If you are not satisfied with the optimized sensitivity, you can adjust it according to your needs.

Thank you all for your patience — Skyline Urban Story is officially out, and you can start playing now!

First of all, thank you for purchasing this game! And thank you even more for taking the time out of your busy schedule to experience it. As the developer, I sincerely express my deepest gratitude to every player.

In addition to my appreciation, I kindly ask for your understanding — this game was independently developed by me alone, so there may inevitably be imperfections. If you encounter any issues or bugs, I hope you won’t rush to leave a negative review. Instead, you can find my contact information in the game’s settings menu and reach out to me via email or social media. I regularly check all feedback and suggestions, and will respond promptly with updates and improvements.

Lastly, I wish you an enjoyable time with the game! If you find the game enjoyable, a recommendation or a shout-out to your friends and family would mean the world to me. Thank you so much~!

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