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Leaked LEGO Skylines could be officially announced at Gamescom

There’s something uniquely satisfying about LEGO, even in video game form, with the brick builder having crossed over with countless IPs, genres and concepts. Following a leak earlier this Summer, it appears as though Paradox Interactive is gearing up to officially announce their new city builder ‘LEGO Skylines.’

Back in May, a ratings board listing for LEGO Skylines popped up, marking the first time what we’d heard of such a project. The listing went live alongside a plethora of other known titles, including Persona 4 Revival – lending credence to its legitimacy.

While LEGO Skylines has yet to be officially announced, it appears as though Paradox Interactive and LEGO are gearing up for a Gamescom announcement, with the two companies confirmed to be present at the showcase.

LEGO Skylines Gamescom

Taking to Instagram, the official Gamescom page revealed LEGO’s presence, writing: “Get ready for creativity, fun, and plenty of brick-tastic moments. The LEGO Group is joining us at gamescom 2026! See you there!”

In addition, the official Gamescom website has now listed its full line-up of attendees and exhibitions, confirming that Paradox Interactive will be present at the event.

Though there is still a chance that this is all a coincidence, it seems quite clear that the announcement for LEGO Skylines is impending. It will be interesting to see how it differs from the mainline City Skylines.

KitGuru says: What do you think of City: Skylines? Would you welcome a LEGO version of the game? Should it be a bit more casual friendly? Let us know down below.

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