When talking about city-builders, Cities: Skylines is easily the first one that comes to mind.

With critics pretty muchunanimouslyagreeing, it’s simply the best in the genre right now.

With the initial goal of being able to simulate a city with a million unique citizens, Colossal Order has succeeded in creating a game unmatched in scale. With that much at your disposal, it’s hard not to let your creativity flow building and managing your own city.

And the devs even went a step further by allowing modding compatibility. As you’d expect, the community has been hard at work and has churned out mods in the hundreds of thousands – basically making anything possible with Cities: Skylines.

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So where do you even get started? Well I’ve already searched through what’s out there to give you my list of what I think are the 50 best ones. Have a look for yourself, I’m sure you’ll find something you like.

50. Loading Screen Mod

Before even getting started with pragmatic mods, you’re going to want to install this one.

A simple utility that helps you manage the mods you have, as well as all the required assets for your game to run smoothly.

This also displays some useful information while your city is loading, like how much memory is being used, which assets are being loaded, and which assets are missing(if any).

That alone makes it an essential mod for managing all the other mods you’re going to use. But it also speeds up loading time by integrating its own asset loader, so it’s really just fantastic.

49. Ultimate Eyecandy v1.5.2

This probably isn’t what you think it is, based on the name.

Cities: Skylines already looks pretty good on its own. So we’re not looking for something to improve on the game’s graphics.

Ultimate Eyecandy is actually the most useful tool you can have for capturing your city under your preferred conditions.

Maybe you’ve just started building your first city and would like to share your progress. Well this is sure to come in handy.

Allowing you to change time of day, the sun’s latitude and longitude, ambient light intensity, weather, and even change LUT’s in-game. Ultimate Eyecandy basically allows you to capture what your city looks like however you want.

If you prefer to become Seattle where it rains in your city forever, that’s possible too. All up to you.

48. Traffic Manager: President Edition

As your city grows, traffic management becomes increasingly difficult.

With intertwining roads, 8-way intersections, pedestrians complicating traffic flow, and the game’s problematic AI, it can become one of the bigger problems you end up focusing on.

Most players find that it can be distracting though. We would rather spend all that time improving on our city rather than solving traffic jams!

Well Traffic Manager helps with that, giving you complete control over road traffic in your city.

There are tons of options here, including the ability to change road restrictions for specific vehicles, set speed limits, and select lane prioritizations.

Many players consider the base game to be unplayable without this, but try it out and see for yourself.

47. Precision Engineering

Probably all city builder fans tend to have a bit of OCD kick in every now and again. We always want things to line up right, and oftentimes find ourselves disheartened when we can’t get certain things the way we want.

Precision Engineering helps with that. It aims to improve on the game’s building mechanic for roads, train lines, pipes, and power lines.

New features have been added to help you get things set exactly how you imagine. And you’ll find angle and distance measurements, snapping, and guidelines to help you along.

46. Move It!

One more mod to help with your customization needs: Move It!

This gives you more control over moving and aligning objects in the game.

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With a few simple keybinds you can easily move buildings and trees, among other things. You even have the option to select multiple items at once and move everything at the same time.

Some additional options include the ability to move items in low-res mode, as we all know how graphically intensive it can get once your city is packed with detail.

You can even fine-tune placement and angle rotation so you can get everything exactly where and how you want them.

45. Building Anarchy

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To further control building placement, you’re going to want to have Building Anarchy installed.

It’s pretty common in city-builders to have a predetermined set of requirements to be able to place buildings.

Some buildings need to be placed near roads, or are meant to be placed by bodies of water.

Building Anarchy gives you complete control of placement modes, by allowing you to change requirements for any building.

Want a football stadium in the middle of a lake? Sure, why not.

44. Find It!

Another thing to watch out for is actually finding things around town. In a huge city packed with people, buildings, vehicles, and even decorations… it can get difficult to find certain things fast.

Luckily, we have Find It!

A simple mod that improves the search features of the game, allowing for added functionality.

The mod starts out by scanning all assets present in your city and assigning them tags based on title, description, and other important details. It then creates a database of all existing assets to make things easier to track. Waka flocka flockaveli zip. Useful, right?

43. Watch It!

One more great quality of life mod here, Watch It! gives you the ability to see vital statistics with a quick click of the mouse.

It gives you a taskbar of sorts from where you can access quick overviews of water, electricity, education, and garbage, among other important management statistics.

Not only does it open up a menu showing the information, but it even gives you a color-coded visual representation of how things are for each statistic. Ted from accounting would love this.

And really, this mod is very easy to use once you install it.

It’ll sure come in handy for quick macro glances at how your city is doing.

42. Bulldoze It!

Across the lifespan of your city you’re bound to encounter natural disasters. When that happens, anything goes.

And if buildings get damaged they might become too dated and end up being abandoned.

This can be a hassle because for one, they can no longer be used, yet still take up space.

Other than that… well, they just don’t add to the overall look of your city. With Bulldoze It! you can have destroyed or abandoned buildings automatically removed from your city.

The mod even comes with customizable options where you can set which buildings are removed, how frequently, and to have historical buildings preserved.

Automation for the win.