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By spending $7.99 during a Steam sale, you get a secure, fully functional futuristic city builder that will provide hundreds of hours of entertainment. You also support the preservation of a unique (and underrated) entry in the SimCity franchise.
have been open-sourced, the 2013 edition and its expansions remain paid products under EA's license.
One reason people want a "free download" is to play offline without EA’s servers. If you purchase the game legally from Steam or EA, you can toggle the built-in in the settings.
The expansion pack is a paid digital expansion for the 2013 SimCity reboot and is not officially available as a standalone "free download". While some unauthorized sites may claim to offer a "free full version," these often contain malware or pirated content that may not function with official EA services. Legitimate copies can be purchased for as low as ~$1.46 – $5.00 through various digital retailers. Legitimate Acquisition Options
SimCity: Cities of Tomorrow is an expansion for the 2013 SimCity reboot, adding futuristic tech, mega-towers, pollution-cleaning systems, and two distinct city archetypes (Academy vs. OmegaCo).
There is no legal, permanent "free download full version" of this expansion.
: Build massive, multi-zone skyscrapers where Sims live, work, and play without touching the ground.
You are buying a license to access this digital content per the EA User Agreement. Legal Disclosures and Terms Of Sale apply. Electronic Arts Home Page
This expansion pack for the 2013 reboot of SimCity is considered by many to be the best thing that happened to Maxis’ controversial entry. However, before you click on any suspicious "Download Now" buttons, there are hard truths about DRM, EA’s servers, and legal safety you need to understand.
Released by Electronic Arts (EA) in November 2013, this expansion shifts the focus from traditional urban planning to futuristic sustainability and corporate dominance. You are tasked with deciding whether your city becomes a green utopia or a dystopian industrial powerhouse.