Tropico 5 debut gameplay trailer goes from shacks to skyscrapers
Tropico 5, you may be surprised to learn the debut gameplay trailer reveals, looks an awful lot like earlier Tropico games, and a bit like most other city-building sims. But it also shows more of the centuries-spanning timeline and technology, from the huts of 1800 to gleaming skyscrapers in 2028.
Tropico 5, you may be surprised to learn the debut gameplay trailer reveals, looks an awful lot like earlier Tropico games, and a bit like most other city-building sims. But it also shows more of the centuries-spanning timeline and technology, from the huts of 1800 to gleaming skyscrapers in 2028.
With such a long timescale, Tropico 5 will introduce dynasties, letting players appoint family members to positions of authority and establish a regime that lasts through the years.
Tropico 5 is coming this summer to PC, Xbox 360, Mac, and Linux, then PlayStation 4 later in the year. You can sign up to beta test the PC edition. Look, moving pictures:
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Tropico 5, you may be surprised to learn the debut gameplay trailer reveals, looks an awful lot like earlier Tropico games, and a bit like most other city-building sims. But it also shows more of the centuries-spanning timeline and technology, from the huts of 1800 to gleaming skyscrapers in 2028.-
this is probably the game i'm most excited for. viva el presidente!
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iirc you could do that with the secret police in #4
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I've just tried the modern age dlc for Tropico 4, and I've built some crazy future buildings on my little Island. This game is crazy fun and can be quite challenging.
I have to say, I wasn't looking forward to Tropico 5 becasue i wasn't sure that they could improve on the model. Going back into the past is a great idea because I was always banging up against the modern era, and it's more fun the past, I think.
I'll consider this, but I still have tons of gaming left in Tropico 4 to finish first.
Never fear, Presidente is here!
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