Tropico 5 is a clever, tongue-in-cheek riff on tiny, dictatorial countries, and its console port is an excellent counterpart to the modern PC classic.
Giving El Presidente water wings in this gimmicky and skimpy expansion to Tropico 5 doesn’t add much to the franchise’s familiar Caribbean corruption.
Tropico 5's irreverent wit and smooth difficulty curve make governing your own banana republic an easy and enjoyable experience.
Tropico is a city building simulation game like SimCity, but with a dictator theme. You construct your city on an island, and aim to please your citizen’s various expectations. The changes between Tropico 3 and 4 w... Read Full Review
1 of 1 users found the following review helpfulTropico 5We need you Presidente !The citizens of Tropico will reply on you to solve and govern your colony. Choosing a direction for your regime can be both a moral choice and one of entertainment. Such as becoming a we... Read Full Review
1 of 1 users found the following review helpfulI think Tropico 4 is better than Tropico 5.. i have both games but i'm still playing Tropico 4 !!!... ... ... ... ... .... ...... ..... . .. . ..... .... . ...... ..... .. . .. . .. . .... . ..... .... ..... ... . . ....... Read Full Review
1 of 2 users found the following review helpfulGraphics are ok. have to set options to windowed then back to the right resolution in oder to get fullscreen. Many glitches in game, such as: people and trucks get stuck and don`t move, destroying national park still le... Read Full Review
1 of 1 users found the following review helpfulLoved Tropico 3 and 4, but this one is too simple. It holds your hand through the entire process: do this then this. New quest: build a rum distillery...even though I've aimed at tobacco: abandon quest *click*. It doesn... Read Full Review
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