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Tropico 4
Released On: Aug 30, 2011
7.7
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All Platforms
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 423 User Ratings
7.7
65% Positive
275 Ratings
275 Ratings
29% Mixed
121 Ratings
121 Ratings
6% Negative
27 Ratings
27 Ratings
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 423 User Ratings
7.7
65% Positive
275 Ratings
275 Ratings
29% Mixed
121 Ratings
121 Ratings
6% Negative
27 Ratings
27 Ratings
This game is a positive surprise for me. Of course I have the Complete Edition with all DLC. I didnt play the Tropico 3, so I cant compare it and cant complain that it is more or less the same.
The gameplay is great, especially because it has a campaign, that is even well done. In the campaign you need to build up an isle with different strategies, what is exactly, what I want in such simulations. But the campaign could be shorter or more diversified, because you build up islands from the start all the time. Could be a better idea to take some islands and solve problems (like in the scenarios in the sim city games). But overall I like this game even more than the popular Sim City franchise. In addition all the political mechanics are reasonable to me, especially I like the 8 political fractions and how to handle them.
The atmosphere is great also with a cool humour and nice hints on the practical side of the politics.
It is a fun to zoom into the streets and watch the normal day by your citizens.
The devs could put in much more and better music, but for that I hear to some caribbean/ hawaiian music via youtube.
And yes, the natural desasters are not fun, especially, when they come so often, very frustrating.
There are challenges, but they are blank, because you need to download them and the connection to the server is not working.
The DLC Modern Times is bad, you can read about it in the DLC page.
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I love this game i ve played this game for weeks and it was amazing and i love tropico 4 with the Modren Times dlc and it is more exitng than Tropico 5
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I'm really torn what vote to give this game. I really am. As a stand alone game, it surely deserves at least an 9. As a successor to Tropico 3, it deserves a heartfelt zero. Why? Because this game is in fact Tropico 3 with new buildings. As an addon to T3, it would have received a gold star. As a standalone game and full price title, it feels like a horrible rip off. This is, essentially Tropico 3 with a few new twists. Graphics? Same. I am not kidding, I am not exaggerating, even the buildings look EXACTLY the same as in T3. They are EXACTLY the same models with the same graphics. The character generation (i.e. how you make your El Presidente) has changed slightly, but again nothing that an addon could not have achieved. This is pretty much the only difference to the T3 addon Absolute Power, which also came with a new campaign and a few new buildings.
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Summary Tropico 4 sees you return as El Presidente, the tyrannical (or benevolent) dictator of the island paradise of Tropico. The world is changing and Tropico is moving with the times � geographical powers rise and fall and the world market is dominated by new players with new demands and offers -- and you, as El President...
Rated T
for Teen
Platforms:
- PC
- Xbox 360
Initial Release Date: Aug 30, 2011
Developer:
- Haemimont Games
Publisher: Kalypso
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