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The Armchair Empire - Reviewed by Lee Cieniawa, [9.1/10]. "The whole package come together to give you an enjoyable simulation game." |
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FiringSquad - Reviewed by Terence Wong, [92%]. "I recommend Tropico to anyone who likes sim games, hardcore or not." |
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The Gamers Temple - Reviewed by null, [90%]. "While play may get a little repetitive during long game sessions, you'll definitely want to come back for more before too long." |
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GameZone.com - Reviewed by Michael Lafferty, [9/10]. "This is a program that the whole family can derive pleasure from, plus spend way too many hours on the computer playing." |
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Game Chronicles - Reviewed by Mark Smith, [8.9/10]. "Tropico is one of the most fun and addictive strategy games of the year and perhaps the best strategy game to date." |
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PC Games - Reviewed by Dan Adams, [8.8/10]. "A really in depth and entertaining experience that anyone with an iota of interest in city building games should really enjoy." |
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Gamers Pulse - Reviewed by Bane, [50/50]. "Definitely one of the more interesting governing and building game out there." |
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GameSpot - Reviewed by Tom Chick, [8.6/10]. "Tropico is exactly what strategy gaming needs." |
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Gamezilla - Reviewed by Bill Shefski, [Fans Only]. "A complex and subtle simulation that might seem like paint-watching when first played but will quickly grow on most sim fans." |
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GameSpy.com - Reviewed by Lee Haumersen, [85/100]. "A shining example for how to create a fun and challenging game based on an extremely boring and dull concept. " |
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The Adrenaline Vault - Reviewed by Brian Clair, [4/5]. "If you enjoy building simulations or 'god' games, I heartily recommend Tropico for your next incursion into gaming heaven." |
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Computer Games Magazine - Reviewed by Steve Bauman, [4/5]. "It's unlikely to have the sort of long-term replayability as Railroad Tycoon II, and is somehow less purely "fun" then RollerCoaster Tycoon." |
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All Game Guide - Reviewed by Drew Hunt, [4/5]. "Tropico provides a refreshing take on an otherwise tired genre." |
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Eurogamer.net - Reviewed by Gestalt, [8/10]. "If you can overlook the niggles with the island's economy, Tropico is one of the best city building sims of recent years and certainly the most amusing." |
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Gameworld - Reviewed by Michael Bordelon, [80%]. "The game itself is successful on most points, while being unnecessarily statistic heavy." |
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ActionTrip - Review, [78/100]. "Although the game is fun while it lasts ..., the pre-defined scenarios do not offer any qualitative innovations." |
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GameOver - Reviewed by Westlake, [75%]. "Tropico is merely an average game as it stands now, and the premise was solid enough for it to be better." |
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Game Revolution - Reviewed by Joe Dodson, [B]. "A very good game that really pushes the envelope is terms of immersion and difficulty" |
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The Electronic Playground - Reviewed by Chris Hudak, [8/10]. "Even hardcore sim-nuts won't have any quality issues with Tropico." |
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