unsigner said: Hi guys, Ivan-Assen from Haemimont Games here, developers of Tropico 3 for PC and Xbox 360. It's not exactly a city-builder, it's more of a "political sim"; the point is not to build a grand city, but to maintain your iron grip over the island with all means possible: bribes, faked elections, political assassinations, alliances with the superpowers (it's set in the Cold War). It's a sequel to Tropico 1, not Tropico 2 - which was quite a different game about 18-century pirates. It's quite a slower game than e.g. Halo Wars, there shouldn't be any concerns about the controls. And there are hardly any strategy games on the 360 this fall, so we keep our fingers crossed! Please buy 10 copies each |
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