Tropico 4 Teaser
Rule over your tropical island with a benevolent touch or iron fist in Tropico 4.
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Rule over your tropical island with a benevolent touch or iron fist in Tropico 4.
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Trailers: Tropico 4 Teaser
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Viva El Presidente!
Alright! I might actually buy this one. I liked the demo of the third, but never got around to buying it.
Alright! I might actually buy this one. I liked the demo of the third, but never got around to buying it.
Huh, really? The trailer made it look quirky indeed. I haven't played a city-sim in ages, especially not a fun one like this. I could use a lighthearted game amidst all these action-fests. Shame I don't have a Wii, would've bought Kirby's Epic Yarn instead.The_root_of_all_evil said:
Maybe Tropico 3's demo will lure me in.
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It's a shameless satire of Banana Republics (Cuba especially) and runs REALLY close to the mark, but doesn't sit on either side of the fence. It has it's problems, but for a great RTS, it still has a dark black sense of humour.Cowabungaa said:
Well worth it.
It's great that those with only a console (and access to a not so good pc :|) can finally play great PC IP's.
VIVA EL PRESIDENTE!
VIVA EL PRESIDENTE!
Ah, I remember the good old days of Tropico 1 and 2...
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VIVA EL PRESIDENTE!
Nothing against Kalypso, but I feel PopCap really hit on a good balance with the original Tropico and I don't think numero 3 came close. From what I played, the humour was overdone, which ruined my experience a bit.
Here's hoping we don't have another Banana Republic with number 4.
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VIVA EL PRESIDENTE!
Nothing against Kalypso, but I feel PopCap really hit on a good balance with the original Tropico and I don't think numero 3 came close. From what I played, the humour was overdone, which ruined my experience a bit.
Here's hoping we don't have another Banana Republic with number 4.
Viva El Presidente!
I played 3, i own 3, i don't see what this new game bringing anything new to the table that needs to be made into a full game...
I played 3, i own 3, i don't see what this new game bringing anything new to the table that needs to be made into a full game...
I found a guilty pleasure in Tropico 3 but the trailer doesn't impress. It appears to use many of the same models and like in the title screen of T3 people are shown doing things that they don't actually do in the game. I fear the fourth is going to suffer massively from that same lack of amusing or interesting feedback in the actual model that T3 was widely criticised for.
Alternatively, you can just buy the old games [http://www.gog.com/en/gamecard/tropico_reloaded].Warchiefwill said:
Hopefully, this game won't dumb down for the console master race.
Indeed! I've enjoyed Tropico from the first one, and it definitely has a humour all its own, from "El Presidentia's Childhood Home Museum" to the advisor not understanding why "Gay Marriage" angers the religious faction.The_root_of_all_evil said:
Definitely, will buy. And would return to Tropico 3, but I'm trying to get my Dragon Age 1 game save complete (Awakening and then the Witch Hunt to go!) ready for Friday (alas, I live in the UK).
Tropico isn't for everyone, as most RTS's/City Builders aren't, but if you like either genre, or have some cash to try something new, Tropico is likely to be enjoyable for you.
The third one is a peak of the series for me. From what I seen on the trailer there is very little improvement to graphics and a quite a small amount of new features (Facebook AND Twitter? Dear god you are spoiling us). That said, now that I seen the trailer I will need to reinstall the third part...
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Goooooooooooooooooooood Moooorniiiing Troooooopicoooooo!
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Goooooooooooooooooooood Moooorniiiing Troooooopicoooooo!
