Win Cities Skylines by telling us what natural disaster do you want to reign down? news

The next expansion for Paradox Interactive's popular Cities Skylines titled Natural Disasters is launching next week and to coincide with the release we want readers to vote on which disasters they want to to see by creating videos about them to share. Participants will also have the chance to win copies of the Natural Disasters expansion which will be landing Tuesday, November 29th. Read on to see what's possible in Natural Disasters and place your vote as to what destruction you want to reign down on the landscapes of Cities Skylines.

Natural Disasters features a catalog of catastrophes to challenge mayor-players everywhere, including planning with early warning systems and emergency routes, devastating and destructive disaster effects, and caring for the populace as they struggle to rebuild. The expansion will also update Cities: Skylines with a new scenario editor and gameplay mode, allowing players to finally win – or lose – the game on their own terms.

Natural Disasters will include:

• Deep, Impactful Gameplay: Keep your city going through the devastation of several possible doomsday scenarios, from towering infernos to the day the sky exploded
• With Great Power Comes Great Response Abilities: Plan for, and respond to, disasters using early warning systems, countermeasures, and new disaster responses such as helicopters and evacuations – finally, a Paradox game where “Comet Sighted” actually means something
• An Objectively Good Feature: Scenario Mode - Natural Disasters expansion includes 5 pre-made scenarios to challenge disaster masters, with custom game objectives such as starting cities, win conditions, time limits, losing conditions and more! The Natural Disasters Scenarios expands on the Scenario Editor, which is a free update for all players that allows them to create and share their own custom made scenarios
• Chirpocalypse Now: Heck yeah, new hats for Chirper
• Radio Saved the Video Game: A new broadcast network is introduced, helping to rapidly spread evacuation warnings and emergency alerts

Update: The natural disaster videos you voted for are out, check them out!