Cities: Skylines: Content Creator Pack: Modern City Center

The Content Creator Pack: Modern City Center for Cities: Skylines was developed by Jason “AmiPolizeiFunk” Ditmars, a well-known modder in the Cities: Skylines community. Released on November 7, 2019, this downloadable content (DLC) was published by Paradox Interactive. As part of the game's initiative to collaborate with community creators, the Modern City Center pack aimed to enhance the game's urban aesthetics by introducing a set of modern commercial buildings inspired by real-world city centers.

This DLC added 39 unique models featuring modern commercial wall-to-wall buildings, commonly found in city centers. Notably, it was the first pack to include semi-transparent glass barriers and awnings, allowing both modders and veteran builders to create more realistic and visually appealing cities. The inclusion of these elements provided players with additional tools to design and customize their urban landscapes, contributing to the game's extensive modding community.

Promotion for the Modern City Center DLC was primarily through Paradox Interactive's official channels, including announcements on their website and social media platforms. The DLC was highlighted as part of the game's broader effort to incorporate community-created content, showcasing the collaboration between modders and developers. This approach not only enriched the game but also acknowledged the contributions of the Cities: Skylines community in shaping the game's evolving content.

Reception to the DLC was generally positive. Players appreciated the addition of modern commercial buildings and the new design elements, which allowed for more diverse and realistic city layouts. The pack's focus on enhancing the game's aesthetic appeal resonated with many in the community, leading to favorable reviews and discussions about its impact on city-building strategies. Overall, the Modern City Center DLC contributed to the ongoing expansion of Cities: Skylines, offering players more creative options for urban development.