If you've never played the original Cities: Skylines, you're missing out on a surprisingly robust sim game that has just about everything you could ask for from the genre.
If you end up going bankrupt while constructing your city, it's game over. You'll have to figure out the best way to spend the money in your group treasury, and opt for different types of construction perks based on the rewards you get for what you're building. Just like the regular game includes, the board game version will feature residential, commercial, and industrial building options. As the game progresses, you'll have to build up the city treasury, then make group decisions about what and where to build things.
It's meant as a co-op game for 1-4 players and will have each group working together to develop their own city. It doesn't exactly make the most sense to make a city simulation game into a board game, but perhaps it plays faithfully to the electronic version. Previously, Crusader Kings was translated into a tabletop game first, and next up is Cities: Skylines. Paradox Interactive is working to bring several of its popular strategy titles into the world of board games.
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