Tropico 4 and Stronghold 3 pre-orders include bonus games
Stronghold 3 and Tropico 4 are both available for pre-purchase from Steam and Direct2Drive and both come with a few choice bonuses if you decide to pull the trigger on ordering pre-release.
Stronghold 3 and Tropico 4 are just around the corner. To entice gamers into pre-ordering the upcoming titles, both Steam and Direct2Drive are offering a number of bonuses.
Both titles feature a free copy of older games in the series, while Steam's Tropico 4 offer also includes some additional bonus content.
Stronghold 3's pre-order offer on both Steam and Direct2Drive includes a free copy of the original Stronghold to play immediately, as well as an exclusive level each. Steam's offer includes the "Tower of London" stage, while Direct2Drive users gain exclusive access to the "Edinburgh Castle" stage.
For Tropico 4, a free copy of Tropico Reloaded is available immediately with the order from either Steam or Direct2Drive. Steam, however, features a few additional bonuses: the Isla Nublar island and El Presidente "Luchador" avatar costume.
Tropico 4 is scheduled to hit the PC and Xbox 360 in August from developer Haemimont Games. Stronghold 3 lands on PC from Firefly Studios in September.
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replyXav de Matos posted a new article, Tropico 4 and Stronghold 3 pre-orders include bonus games.
Stronghold 3 and Tropico 4 are both available for pre-purchase from Steam and Direct2Drive and both come with a few choice bonuses if you decide to pull the trigger on ordering pre-release.-
great this crap again.
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errr I'm referring to the store exclusive DLC
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I'm really looking forward to both of these.
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wtf is tropico, i have been seeing this game on steam and it looks like not many people even plays this
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I bought Tropico 3 gold for $7.50 on a Steam sale, and it's a hell of a lot of fun. It's not Simcity, unfortunately, but I do feel it's a really fun game and fills in the gap that simcity left when it died off MUCH better than Cities XL, which I've only tried in the beta, but felt it was crap :P That may have changed, perhaps not in Cities XL 2011, but Tropico was fun for me to play from the get go, and Tropico 4 is definitely on my "to buy" list, though not necessarily at full price, as all of those Summer and holiday sales on steam have spoiled me :D
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You can't set down 100 foundations at once and expect them to get built. The workers physically have to go there and build them and they tend to bug out when faced with more than a handful of construction sites.
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The construction workers are lazy and work normal hours, it's just part of the game. You have to prioritize the construction sites and don't plop too many down at once (no reason too really). Also more than one construction office helps. I found myself with the same problem when I first started playing too because I was so used to Sim City, which this is not.
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It's really fun, my wife really enjoys it so I think we've clocked 40+ hours into it according to Steam. It's like a much simpler version of Sim City + dictatorship and goofy objectives.
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