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Steam News18 July 202623d ago

Quality of Life (v5.18)

All Quiet Roads - v5.18 Patch Notes Following up on the UI overhaul from a few days ago, this quick update focuses purely on Quality of Life (QoL) improvements.

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changedAll Quiet Roads - v5.18 Patch NotesFollowing up on the UI overhaul from a few days ago, this quick update focuses purely on Quality of Life (QoL) improvements. The goal here is simple: fewer clicks, faster pacing, and a smoother city-building experience.
addedAll Quiet Roads - v5.18 Patch NotesHere is what is new in v5.18:
removedAll Quiet Roads - v5.18 Patch NotesStreamlined Demolition: You no longer need to dig into the local governance panel to remove a neighborhood. The demolish capability is now directly accessible right from your inventory. Clicking it will immediately pop up a demolish button on any candidate neighborhood, allowing for one-click removal.
addedAll Quiet Roads - v5.18 Patch NotesSnappier Item Exchange: Interacting with the item exchange UI is now much faster using a single click for what used to be two clicks. You can select your new inventory items and close the exchange simultaneously with a single click (reduced from the previous two-click requirement).
changedAll Quiet Roads - v5.18 Patch NotesExtended Fast Forward: For those who like to keep the early game moving quickly, the fast-forward mode has been significantly extended. It will now remain active all the way up to a score of 1300, rather than capping out at 500.

All Quiet Roads changes

changedFollowing up on the UI overhaul from a few days ago, this quick update focuses purely on Quality of Life (QoL) improvements. The goal here is simple: fewer clicks, faster pacing, and a smoother city-building experience.
addedHere is what is new in v5.18:
removedStreamlined Demolition: You no longer need to dig into the local governance panel to remove a neighborhood. The demolish capability is now directly accessible right from your inventory. Clicking it will immediately pop up a demolish button on any candidate neighborhood, allowing for one-click removal.
addedSnappier Item Exchange: Interacting with the item exchange UI is now much faster using a single click for what used to be two clicks. You can select your new inventory items and close the exchange simultaneously with a single click (reduced from the previous two-click requirement).
changedExtended Fast Forward: For those who like to keep the early game moving quickly, the fast-forward mode has been significantly extended. It will now remain active all the way up to a score of 1300, rather than capping out at 500.

All Quiet Roads - v5.18 Patch Notes

Following up on the UI overhaul from a few days ago, this quick update focuses purely on Quality of Life (QoL) improvements. The goal here is simple: fewer clicks, faster pacing, and a smoother city-building experience.

Here is what is new in v5.18:

  • Streamlined Demolition: You no longer need to dig into the local governance panel to remove a neighborhood. The demolish capability is now directly accessible right from your inventory. Clicking it will immediately pop up a demolish button on any candidate neighborhood, allowing for one-click removal.

  • Snappier Item ExchangeInteracting with the item exchange UI is now much faster using a single click for what used to be two clicks. You can select your new inventory items and close the exchange simultaneously with a single click (reduced from the previous two-click requirement).
  • Extended Fast Forward: For those who like to keep the early game moving quickly, the fast-forward mode has been significantly extended. It will now remain active all the way up to a score of 1300, rather than capping out at 500.

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Steam News / 18 July 2026

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