Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Jonathan , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: The Tropico series has put a very interesting twist on the classic city-builder simulation. Taking on the role of dictator or 'El Presidente' of a fictitious, Caribbean island nation means you'll be bending your people to your will, playing world powers a...
Abstract: I was never familiar with the Tropico series until I sat down to play the 360 version of Tropico 3, but I got to say, it's a great city building sim game and I'm glad I had the chance to check it out. I have no idea how well it compares to the PC versi...
Abstract: The simulation is a funny genre in the world of video games to me. Both resource management and construction style simulation games have seen endless success on the PC platform with titles such as SimCity, the various Tycoon games, and the Tropico game...
Abstract: Nestled deep within the jungles of the tropics lies a dictator in his bed dreaming of corruption and deceit. He awakes to hear cries of a rebellion outside his palace balcony and must decide between giving a speech to calm their anger or let loose the ...
Abstract: Though Tropico 2 explored a pirate island theme and involved gameplay diverging significantly from the original Tropico, this third title in the series returns to its roots in simulating a Cold War-era Caribbean dictatorship. Developed by Bulgarian co...
Abstract: Shouting "Viva Fidel!" doesn't come quite as naturally as it used to in Tropico 3. The world's leading banana-republic-in-a-box simulation may have moved its groovy green caps, aviator shades, and stinky cigars from the PC to the Xbox 360, but the tran...
Building a banana republic is still intensely addictive, Winning mix of politics, economics, and Cold War cheesiness, Detailed visuals and vivid atmospheric sounds bring the island nations to life, Musical score with catchy Latin rhythms
Awkward gamepad interface, Technical glitches include frame-rate slowdowns and occasional crashes, Tutorial only covers the basics
Rebel coups and corruption aren't the only things you need to worry about in this somewhat problematic, yet still addictive, port of Tropico 3....
Abstract: There's something appealing about a good, old-fashioned dictatorship, so long as you're the dictator. It's a tempting kind of fantasy, whether you feel like being a despotic tyrant, the architect of a tropical utopia, or more likely, a fumbling idiot y...
