Tropico 5

I've played all of the Tropico games since the beginning, but this is the one I go back to again and again. The balance and re-playability of this one just seem to be superior to all the others, even the newest one. I find myself getting so wrapped up building the perfect island that hours pass by without my realizing it, very easy to get lost in this one. The customization options, the Missions, the Workshop Missions, the sandbox, the ability to create your own customized missions, makes for endless variations. My single, solitary complaint (and it's a small one) is that once your island reaches a certain size - around 3,500 residents - regardless of how happy they are, people just start to leave and stop immigrating. You can have 99 scores on every metric - religion, jobs, housing, healthcare, etc. - no unemployed, no homeless, etc. - and mess with your Edicts and Constitution endlessly, but it's like once the island reaches a certain level of perfection, almost a Utopia-like society, people just leave for no reason. You find your businesses missing workers and can't hire anymore unless you pay foreigners to come, your residential buildings emptying, etc. Anyway - aside from that, it's a heck of a lot of fun to play Tropico 5, highly recommend.

Ah, Tropico—the only game where you can go from a humble island governor to a full-blown dictator with a Swiss bank account so fat it could buy a small country. Tropico 5 is a city-builder, economy simulator, and a political strategy game all rolled into one, wrapped in a thick layer of satire. You’re El Presidente, the ruler of a beautiful Caribbean island, and your job is simple: stay in power by any means necessary. Whether that means building a thriving democracy, running a totalitarian regime, or just embezzling all the funds while sipping rum on the beach—that’s entirely up to you. The game spans several eras, from the colonial period to modern times, meaning you’ll go from pleasing a distant king to dealing with superpowers like the USA and the USSR, all while making sure your people don’t revolt and drag you out of the palace. Elections? Sure, you can hold them… or you can “adjust” the results. Rebels? Let’s just say there are solutions for that. The economy? Well, if things go south, there’s always the Swiss bank account. The humor in Tropico 5 is top-tier. Your advisors constantly make absurd suggestions, your people complain about things like "too many secret police," and foreign leaders will bribe, threaten, or flatter you depending on how much of a problem you are to them. The game doesn’t take itself too seriously, which makes it even better when you're making morally questionable decisions while your citizens cheer in the streets. At its core, Tropico 5 is a fantastic mix of city-building, political chaos, and strategic decision-making. One moment you're planning an economic boom, and the next you're rigging elections and sending protesters on "vacation." It's fun, it's ridiculous, and it lets you live out your dream of being an over-the-top dictator without the actual consequences. 9 out of 10 Swiss bank accounts. Viva El Presidente!

最新作は6ですが、初心者には5で慣らしてからの方がお勧めと聞いて5を購入しました。 トロピコシリーズは初めてのプレイでしたが、かなり気に入りました。いかにもな独裁をしてみたり善政を敷いてみたり、国民の反応を見るのが楽しいです。 てろってろに時間が解けるので休日に腰据えてやるのがお勧めです。

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Dominic Toretto doesn't like this, my dynasty member choose to join USA instead stay with her own family.