Tropico 6 came to Nintendo Switch late last year, granting a new lease of life to Limbic Entertainment's political management sim. In the Tropico series players take on the role of El Presidente , ...

No self-respecting Presidente should enter the Space Race without enough adoring citizens to support them, and players will need to keep their island population growing to provide workers for new ...

There aren't a lot of city builders that let you roleplay a specific type of leader, so I immediately took a liking to the freedom Tropico 6 gives you to do just that. There's nothing stopping you ...

As always in the series, Tropico 6 has a lot of things for you to keep an eye on, most of which involve your population. Here’s everything you need to know about how to increase liberty in Tropico 6 ...

There's never been a better time to be a dictator, especially if you're the Tropico series' El Presidente. But the fearless leader's latest move is a bit of a head-scratcher. Open borders aren't ...

Luxurious islands separated by a vibrant salty sea and exotic trees complimenting the shores. Mountains are packed with rocks, surrounding a warm volcano, with some around a plunging waterfall. Mildly ...

The biggest change coming to Tropico 6 is a reversal on the biggest change from Tropico 5: the dynasty system. In the previous game, players would manage a lineage based off of El Presidente's family.

Load screens are pleasantly rare in Tropico 6, and the few times they do appear they offer one of two types of text: game tips like “make sure to employ enough teamsters” or facts about the ridiculous ...

I’m in love with the idea of being a mad but friendly dictator, so firing up Tropico 6 gave me some very good vibes. It doesn’t take long before I’m roleplaying my character, as I discover I can make ...

Tropico 6 is a political strategy game that puts you in control of a tropical island nation, and asks you to maintain power by any and all means necessary. Assassinations, bribes, rigged elections - ...