Cities: Skylines on Switch 2 Gets 25 TILES! But Can It Handle Big Cities?

Cities: Skylines Expanded Edition arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 on October 28, 2026 — with 25 buildable tiles, a map editor, improved tools and performance and quality modes targeting 60 FPS and 30 FPS. But can it handle genuinely large cities? In this video I break down the confirmed announcement from my perspective as a Cities: Skylines Remastered player on PS5. This is news and analysis, NOT a hands-on review of the Switch 2 version. We explore what 25 tiles could mean for city building, why simulation performance matters, the announced controls, included DLC and the loyalty discount. What would you test first: a 25-tile city, Performance mode, or the map editor? Comment below 👇 CHAPTERS 0:00 25 Tiles on Switch 2 0:24 What Is This Release? 0:48 My Perspective 1:05 9 Tiles → 25 Tiles 1:37 More Land ≠ More Performance 2:16 Performance Modes (60 / 30 FPS) 2:32 Target ≠ Guarantee 2:51 New Building Tools 3:23 Weather, Time of Day + Mouse Support 3:47 What DLC Is Included? 4:19 Price + 70% Loyalty Discount 4:34 My Assessment 5:02 What to Watch for After Launch 5:19 Bigger or Smoother? 5:41 Outro OFFICIAL SOURCES: Paradox release: https://www.paradoxinteractive.com/me... Nintendo Canada listing: https://www.nintendo.com/en-ca/store/... Official trailer:    • Cities: Skylines - Expanded Edition for Ni...   All footage and screenshots are official promotional material © Paradox Interactive / Tantalus Media, used with original commentary and analysis. Nothing in this video is my own Switch 2 gameplay. Frame-rate graph is illustrative, not measured data. Music track: Endless by Damtaro Source: https://freetouse.com/music Free To Use Music for Video Subscribe to Cities: Skylines With Vex for console news, tutorials and creative city building. #CitiesSkylines #NintendoSwitch2 #CitiesSkylinesExpandedEdition