H2 Interactive has officially released new content for Paradox Interactive's city-building simulation game, Cities: Skylines, including the 'Race Day' DLC and various 'Content Creator Packs' for the PC, PS4, and PS5 Korean versions on March 10. These contents are available for purchase through H2 Interactive's digital distribution platform, Direct Games, and the PlayStation Store.

With the 'Cities: Skylines – Race Day' expansion, players can host racing and parade events within their cities. It is possible to design dynamic urban planning elements by converting streets into high-octane race tracks, organizing running and cycling races, or planning massive parades. These features help revitalize the city and attract tourists. Key functions include creating special routes for races and parades, configuring car race tracks using layouts, constructing event-specific buildings such as headquarters, garages, and start/finish lines, and managing event schedules.

'Content Creator Pack: Renewed History' and 'Content Creator Pack: Iconic Brutalism' have also been released. 'Renewed History', designed by community creator 'Brum', supports city building that balances historical preservation with modern architectural styles. It includes 7 service buildings, 11 unique buildings, 10 parks, and 22 decorations. 'Iconic Brutalism', designed by community creator 'Cristolisto', introduces concrete buildings and rugged design elements that emphasize geometric structures and functionality. It consists of 18 service buildings, 5 unique buildings, and 3 plazas.

Additionally, '8 Gear Radio' provides 16 tracks of modern soft house music. The newly released 'Race Day', 'Renewed History', 'Iconic Brutalism', and '8 Gear Radio' content packs are bundled together as the 'Cities: Skylines – Race Day Bundle'. Players can purchase each pack individually or as a bundle.

More detailed information regarding the new content and bundles for the PC, PS4, and PS5 Korean versions of Cities: Skylines can be found on the official H2 Interactive website, Direct Games, and the PlayStation Store.