Tropico 4: Collectors Bundle

You will end up singing this game's soundtrack. I spent over 100 hours playing this game. It just caught me completely. Starting with a very small town and making it grow, happily, into a paradise island is something that isn't easy but it is very rewarding. You do have to play some of the tutorials just so you understand completely some of the game mechanics. The soundtrack is awesome but it can get repetitive after 100+ hours. The graphics are a bit cartoon-ish but they fit great with the game's environment. I liked playing free scenarios so I could shape my island the way I wanted. This being the Collector's Bundle, adds an amazing DLC; Modern Times. This DLC will expand your experience. The rest of the DLCs you get on this bundle aren't crucial but they sure add some fun to the game.

Be the ultimate dictator with this awesome and outstanding game. Now I want to take over my neighbor's garden and start my own government. Let's see: - You can be the dictator of this Cuba-like universe. - You can manage everything the way you want. - You can do whatever you want. - You can build your dream city. - Again, you can be a dictator. Who wouldn't want it? This is not the base game. This is the base game, plus almost all the DLC's. Fun guaranteed for a long, long time.

I bought this game right after Sims City came out and had disappointing reviews. Many said that this was a better game if you want to have fun and they were right. While not a must buy it is very amusing to play for the first 20 hours. You run around your own island as a dictator controlling every aspect of the city. Simple to play yet a lot of fun. There are many different island types and terrains but the type of different buildings is a tad low. The simplicity comes at a price though, after playing a certain amount of time it starts to become repetitious. While not as long lasting as I hoped it is worth the money, especially at only 10 dollars. You Will not regret this purchase.

Each iteration of Tropico gets better and better, with more features and more fun packed in. The base game of Tropico 4 provides hours of enjoyment and several scenarios to keep you entertained. Tropico 4, once again, has you lead a small island nation, while trying to curry favor with your larger neighbors while still maintaining your own course. The game adds on several new features and graphical upgrades from 3. The collectors bundle adds a must-have DLC and some simple building upgrades and uniform upgrades. Modern Times is must own, and updates the game with many new features, including (what else?) but the ability to continue your island into the current era. The other DLC (plus the DLC that isn't included in this bundle) isn't really necessary, especially since the scenarios and DLC aren't integrated into the campaign. However, for the same price as base game, you might as well get all of the additional costumes for El Presidente, that help set this game apart from other city-builders out there.

Have you ever dreamt of being an all powerful dictator? Have you ever wanted to live on a paradise island? I ask you, have you ever thought both would be possible at once? Well, I believe Tropico 4 may fulfill your dreams... (virtually of course). It's certainly one of those games which keeps you playing over and over again until your hands are bloody stumps. Don't worry though, as El Presidente, you can simply get new ones...