Games Database
Power Mac
Strategy
| Also for: | PC | ||
| Viewed: | 2D Isometric, Scrolling | Genre: | Strategy Compilation |
| Media: | CD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Publishers: | MacSoft
(US) |
Released: | 2003
(US) |
| Ratings: | ESRB Teen 13+ (T) | ||
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Summary
Tropico Mucho Macho Edition is the definitive Tropico compilation, including the original Tropico, the Paradise Island expansion, 12 all-new scenarios, the official Brady Games strategy guide and an in-depth making-of featurette.
Tropico takes the addictive building-oriented gameplay of hits such as Railroad Tycoon 2, combined with a healthy dose of Latin American political intrigue, and bundles it up in an easy-to-learn, hard to master, utterly addictive package.
Tropico: Paradise Island is the official expansion pack for Tropico, the hit "Fun in the Sun" Caribbean Simulation from Pop Top Software. As the all-powerful dictator El Presidente, face new challenges as you build your thriving island paradise. not to mention a bountiful Swiss bank account. Tropico: Paradise Island provides more tourist attractions such as beach villas, tennis courts, and nature preserves to help lure those Yanqui tourists. And for you "evil" tyrants out there, new dictator attributes allow for the success of even the most unjust regime! It may be time to enforce Martial Law, because it looks like there's trouble in paradise.
Tropico takes the addictive building-oriented gameplay of hits such as Railroad Tycoon 2, combined with a healthy dose of Latin American political intrigue, and bundles it up in an easy-to-learn, hard to master, utterly addictive package.
Tropico: Paradise Island is the official expansion pack for Tropico, the hit "Fun in the Sun" Caribbean Simulation from Pop Top Software. As the all-powerful dictator El Presidente, face new challenges as you build your thriving island paradise. not to mention a bountiful Swiss bank account. Tropico: Paradise Island provides more tourist attractions such as beach villas, tennis courts, and nature preserves to help lure those Yanqui tourists. And for you "evil" tyrants out there, new dictator attributes allow for the success of even the most unjust regime! It may be time to enforce Martial Law, because it looks like there's trouble in paradise.
