Product Description
The time is yesterday and the Cold War is in full swing. Through means devious and dubious you have seized power in the Caribbean island country of Tropico, where you now rule as the all-powerful "El Presidente". Whether you turn Tropico into a vacation paradise, a police state or a modern industrial nation - you will always have to defend your actions before your people!
- Comprehensive Campaign With 15 Different Missions.
- Mission Generator For Random Map Creation.
- Wide Range Of Editing And Modification Functions.
- Online Funcions Such As High Scores And Visiting Other Players' Islands.
- Great Latin soundtrack
Tropico 3 [Download] Reviews
Tropico 3 [Download] Reviews
30 of 30 people found the following review helpful Fun, but short lived, By Pecos Bill (Gaithersburg, MD United States) - See all my reviews = Fun: This review is from: Tropico 3 (DVD-ROM) I never played Tropico 1 or 2, but I do enjoy Evil Genius, Dungeon Keeper and Dwarf Fortress. I love games that let me build up an empire and repel attacks without being completely focused on combat all the time as in a standard RTS.This game has a lot going for it. Think "Sim City" with the additional need to balance out political factions and put up with rebels. In Sim City, unhappy sims would simply leave. In Tropico 3, they're more likely to pick up a gun and try to overthrow you directly. That said, the game has some faults that are making it into a pretty short lived affair. I've put in maybe 8 full sandbox rounds and I don't think I've got many more left in me. The problems I had: * It's too easy. It's not hard to go through the whole game without a single rebel. Factions are easily made happy and the extreme measures of dealing with rowdy individuals available to a tropical dictator seem to be unnecessary. Even if I... Read more 48 of 52 people found the following review helpful NO NEW TRICKS FOR EL PRESIDENTE - BUT STILL GREAT FUN!, By = Fun: This review is from: Tropico 3 (DVD-ROM) Every regime turns old and stale. Every banana-republic runs out of national resources to sell-out for kickbacks. And every dictator can hide only so many populist aces up his sleeve. So in the end he calls for ...degenerate capitalist image-makers to reinvent his persona and make the beard hip again. It's the same old story.Power corrupts - and absolute power corrupts absolutely. True - but aren't you tempted? Not even a little? The original Tropico and its expansions were of those rare RTS games that manage to blend absurd stereotypes with classic gaming genres and reinvent them with humor. From the old Dungeon Keeper to the unsurpassed... Read more 20 of 24 people found the following review helpful From someone who loves Tropico: It's Tropico 1 + Expansion Pack in 3D, = Fun: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Tropico 3 (DVD-ROM) If it ain't broken, don't fix it. Calypso has created Tropico 3 to the full extent of the maxim.Other than the different scenarios and the new ability to customize your own avatar, Tropico 3 is essentially a Tropico 1 + expansion pack with 3D rendered graphics. However, I'd hasten to add that it's still as fun as the original and you will spend countless hours managing your banana republic. THE GOOD: - Still as fun as the first one - Graphics have been updated - Ability to Customize Avatar THE BAD: - It's still as fun as the first one...because it's almost identical to the first one plus the expansion pack...gameplay is identical. - ...in fact, it has lost a few of the cool little features (i.e., the little videos that followed the issuing of an edict are now gone :() - Tropico reloaded, the bundled pack, is available for download at much better value, it's not in 3D but Tropico has always been about gameplay and not... Read more |
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