Gamers everywhere are having fun playing the recently released 'Cities: Skylines', but there's been some talk about some bugs and problems. However, publisher Paradox Interactive was happy to announce that they've just released the latest update for the game, patch 1.0.6b.

Stepping into the official post from Manager of Things over at the Paradox Offices, TotalyMoo had this to say, "Colossal Order have been hard at work and we're now ready to release the first post-launch patch for Cities: Skylines. The main theme of this patch, as you can see, is bug fixing."

Adding, "We have isolated and eliminated a large part of the most pressing technical issues, meaning this should get the game working for many who haven't been able to play before."

Evidently, this is not a patch that's going to bring about a lot of new content to the game, however, gamers are thankful enough that they're getting some support in regards to the bugs and problems they've been experiencing.

The game is available through Steam which means that the patch will come as a download through the Steam Client. For those experiencing any problems downloading 'Cities: Skylines' patch 1.0.6b, TotalyMoo says, "As we're rolling out the update via steam it might take up to two hours, or so, for it to go live everywhere. Please re-start your steam or verify the game cache if the game does not automatically download the patch."

Moving on into what gamers can actually expect out of the latest 'Cities: Skylines' update, the official patch notes from the Paradox Interactive forum are posted below:

1.0.6b - Patch notes

• Windows: dependencies to the visual studio runtime have been removed. Addresses the issue where ColossalNative.dll would fail to load for users missing/having wrong msvcrt dlls.
• Windows/OSX: fixed an issue where some users would not have permissions to access an user folder
• Linux: fixed some cases where the first time launch would show the game half way out of the screen on dual monitors
• Linux: various runtime optimizations
• Linux: hopefully fixed the performance problems and the log spam, we were unable to reproduce that issue so this is a bit of a blindfolded fix
• Linux: added support for $XDG_DATA_HOME. If you are using a custom path for XDG and already played the game on that machine, you will need to manually move the user files from the default folder ~/.local/share/Colossal Order/Cities_Skylines to $XDG_DATA_HOME/Colossal Order/Cities_Skylines
• Mac/Linux: fixed a crash when selecting a building in the Asset importer
• All platforms: added some debug info which may be useful when trying to help users in trouble
• All platforms: added support for -screen-height & -screen-width and lowered severity of argument error unsupported launch options so they would cause the new game button to be greyed
• Modding API: fixed OnCalculateResidentialDemand, OnCalculateCommercialDemand and OnCalculateWorkplaceDemand to call their respective counterpart properly. Also fixed for office buildings calling industrial level up.
• nerfed parks decreasing commercial demand
• road upgrade tool now works between two-way and one-way roads and right mouse-button changes direction of one-way roads
• building effect radius is more accurate
• added a Film grain slider in the Graphics options, like for the Tilt shift. (Users with the Disable Film Grain mod subscribed from Steam workshop and enabled will be notified with a "Console warning" when the game start and the game will automatically disable the mod and set the film grain amount to 0 so that no action from users is required apart from closing the Console panel).
• added a chirper volume slider in the Audio options
• intro screen can be skipped with mouse click or key press
• fixed a case where an error would occur if the Source folder was not found while sharing a Mod to the workshop
• fixed Publish workshop panel caption to not always show Savegame regardless which asset type was selected
• killed the clicking sounds that could be heard on a quiet night during full moon and near the end of the loading screen
• buildings uploaded to the workshop will now go to their respective tags automatically. (Buildings already on the workshop will not, we are currently investigating how to make it happen without users having to do anything about it)
• fixed holding down mouse button and release over ui keeps some tools active
• fixed tooltip stays visible when using shortcut to open area view
• fixed parking spaces still working for burned down buildings.
• fixed mouse raycast use normal mesh for burned down buildings.
• removed airplane engine sound from unlockpanel.
• fixed minor text issues in different languages
• fixed wrong tree shadow alpha with pollution or water
• fixed bulldozeing ship/airplane paths in map editor even when they are not visible
• fixed pedestrian bridge color slightly wrong from far distance

Beyond all that, it's no shock that players have started to mod and alter the game, allowing it to branch out in different directions. On that note, one popular mod lets gamers step into first person camera mode, and check out their cities at street level.

Find the 'Cities: Skylines' First Person Camera mod on its Steam Community page and download it here.