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5 years ago
Feature: Totally Dictatorial
Tropico 5 doesn't deviate far from the series' blueprint - real-time city-building on an initially low-tech, low-wealth Caribbean island, with you playing the role of a cartoonish dictator who's as benign or malign as you care to be, now with a revamped campaign mode and added multiplayer. I've spent a big chunk of this week with it, and have now left its sun-kissed beaches and…
7 years ago
Just for the weekend, of course. Mr Zacny - who has a review coming up right after this article! - rather liked the fourth iteration of the colourful dictate 'em up. You'll be able to download and play the game on Steam tonight last night from 8pm GMT, and play it through the weekend. Should a purchase be aroused in your wallet, then there's a…
8 years ago
Yes, it seems to be real. Kalypso have sent word that the expansion for Tropico 4, which is called Modern Times, will features the possibility for enforced modernisation of your little republic, including a space programme. They explain: "El Presidente must modernise his island nation while battling sinister underground forces that threaten the future of Tropico itself in an extensive new single-player campaign." That means…
Feature: First Against The Wall
To my great disappointment, I am a benevolent dictator. The people of Tropico 4's do not fear the tread of the jackboot, but are instead smothered under the heavy yoke of first-rate entertainment options and lucrative employment opportunities. Even the communists and intellectuals have been yielded to the bourgeois hellscape I have created. There will be no revolution to televise.
Banana el presidente despot republic. I have just summed up every opening line ever written about the Tropico series. Also I've probably done something clever regarding SEO witchcraft. We will be number one! But are there bananas in Tropico? Really? You can now find out for yourself, as the Tropico 4 demo has been released. It's 1.7GB (you know what - that's 116 Peggles), which…
Tropico games seem to be arriving just a little too quickly all of a sudden, but no matter. Amidst the torrent of free to play MMOs and grimdark shooters, a dose of sun, tyranny of economy management is really very appealing. So it's good to hear that Tropico 4 has an exact release date - and one that's pretty much exactly a year on from…
From the glint in your eye, I think you're after some pictures of Tropico 4. I'm right, aren't I? There are ten new ones bestowed upon the world today, which you can almost certainly look at below. Other sites may be boasting twelve new ones soon. I deemed two of them too boring. ROCK PAPER SHOTGUN WILL DO THAT SORT OF THING. The publishing industry…
Tropico! We can all get behind a spot of sun-drenched dictatordom, right? Not to mention a timely reminder, in this 'social' age of limited moves per day and microtransactions, of city-building unbound. After a brief delay, Tropico 4 is due in just two months, and appears to push ruling an island wannabe-paradise to extremes both good (rollercoasters, giant spires with eternal flames at the top)…
9 years ago
In the unlikely event that your plans for the summer revolved around the release of the as-yet undetailed Tropico 4, I am so sorry. The game, which was scheduled for Q2 this summer, has slipped to August. On the plus side, there's a trailer! On the down side, the trailer shows very little. Urgh, this is all too rollercoastery for this early in the morning.…
Kalypso and Haemimont Games aren't abandoning their dreams of benevolent dictatorship simulation any time soon. We're going to be basking in the warm light of a fourth island-managing build and diplomacy game in Q2 2011. It looks like this will be an expanded take on Tropico 3, with new buildings and political features, some new online rankings and Facebook/Twitter feature stuff, as well as revamped…
