Los Angeles US Cities X preview

Sebastien, Monday, 14 May 2012 @ 22:46

What’s new under the Californian sun ? With some new shots, LimeSim shows how is going the design of US Cities X Los Angeles.

The receipt is still made of mainly photoreal terrain, numerous buildings and custom Autogen.

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