Tropico 6
Tropico 6
Description (IGDB)
El Presidente is back! Prove yourself once again as a feared dictator or peace-loving statesman on the island state of Tropico and shape the fate of your very own banana republic through four distinctive eras.
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Buzz
- "Un jeu riche, offrant de nombreuses libertés dans la gestion de sa petite nation" -
- "Un city-builder riche et original" -
- "Un vrai bon jeu de gestion exigeant mais également fun à jouer" -
- "Il est toujours un plaisir de retrouver l'humour potache, l'ambiance ensoleillée et les mécaniques gentiment immorales de Tropico 6." - Jeux Video
- "El Presidente nous revient donc cette année dans une forme éblouissante, ce qui devrait réjouir tous les amateurs du genre. Viva Tropico!" - Jeux Actu
À propos du jeu
El Presidente est de retour !En pleine effervescence politique et agitation sociale, le peuple réclame des leaders visionnaires qui mèneront le destin de leur pays avec prévoyance et ingéniosité. Endossez une nouvelle fois le rôle de dictateur sans pitié ou d’homme d’État pacifique sur l’île de Tropico, et forgez la destinée de votre nation à travers 4 ères distinctes. Surmontez de nouveaux défis sur la scène internationale et gardez toujours les besoins de votre peuple en tête.
Pour la première fois dans l’histoire du jeu, dirigez de grands archipels, construisez des ponts pour relier vos îles, et utilisez de nouveaux moyens de transport et des infrastructures inédites. Envoyez vos habitants de Tropico s’emparer de merveilles du monde telles que la statue de la Liberté et la tour Eiffel. Personnalisez votre palais à votre guise et prononcez des discours électoraux depuis votre balcon pour gagner les faveurs de vos sujets.
Jouez sur de grands archipels pour la première fois dans l’histoire du jeu. Dirigez de nombreuses îles simultanément et relevez de nouveaux défis. Envoyez vos agents attaquer des terres lointaines pour s’emparer de merveilles du monde et autres monuments à ajouter à votre collection. Construisez des ponts et des tunnels pour permettre à vos citoyens de se déplacer en taxi, en bus et en tramway grâce aux nouvelles possibilités de transport et d’infrastructures offertes par Tropico 6. Personnalisez l’apparence de votre palais à votre guise, et profitez de nombreux bonus. Tropico 6 inclut un système de recherche mis à jour qui se concentre sur les aspects politiques liés au rôle du plus grand dictateur au monde. Les discours électoraux sont de retour ! Adressez-vous à votre peuple et faites-lui des promesses que vous ne pourrez sûrement jamais tenir. Tropico 6 propose un mode multijoueur pour 4 joueurs maximum.
Éditions et prix Steam
DLCs disponibles (8)
Tropico 6 - Return to Nature
Sortie : 6 mars 2025
Tropico 6 - Tropican Shores
Sortie : 18 juin 2024
Tropico 6 - Going Viral
Sortie : 12 oct. 2023
Tropico 6 - New Frontiers
Sortie : 1 déc. 2022
Tropico 6 - Festival
Sortie : 26 aout 2021
Tropico 6 - Caribbean Skies
Sortie : 16 déc. 2020
Tropico 6 - Lobbyistico
Sortie : 9 juil. 2020
Tropico 6 - Spitter
Sortie : 23 avr. 2020Avis des joueurs Steam
Le jeu de base est excellent, la musique incroyable (sur tous les épisodes de la série). Il est juste dommage que chaque DLC coûte le prix d’un paquebot pour si peu de contenu.
la construction la politique tout et très bien je recommande un plaisir de pouvoir y rejouer sa faisait un moment que je voulais l acheter
Vraiment sympa !
Bueno
Mises à jour et Actualités
First Tropico 7 Gameplay Teaser Revealed – The Island Awaits Its President!
First Tropico 7 Gameplay Teaser Revealed – The Island Awaits Its President!El Presidente returns, and this time, the island isn’t just ready for a ruler… it’s demanding one. We are proud to unveil the first (and best) gameplay teaser for Tropico 7, offering loyal citizens and players alike a first glimpse of what it truly means to lead a paradise.“Some leaders study history. Others learn leadership by holding the wheel – with… mixed results,” declares El Presidente. “Today I am governor. Tomorrow… Presidente! And every street, every district, and even mountains… will bend to my will.”In the gameplay clip, the island springs to life under the guiding hand of El Prez. Streets are built through lively districts and mountains seem to yield to presidential ambitions, while the citizens’ loyalties and opinions are steered to serve him. “El Presidente doesn’t just govern… he orchestrates chaos with style,” the Ministry of Propaganda and Misinformation adds. “Every street and every building serve a purpose, and every citizen plays a role in his grand plan.”In the first dev log, Gaming Minds Studios provides more insights about city building, the political matrix, constitutions, and edicts of Tropico 7: https://www.kalypsomedia.com/post/tropico-7-dev-log-1-part-1Tropico 7 is scheduled for release 2026 and will be available with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass, and on PC (Steam, Epic Games), Xbox on PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation®5. Features:Lead your nation to new heights: Tropico 7 tells El Presidente’s continuous success story across 5 campaign maps – starring himself, Penultimo and a new nemesis: Victoria Guerra.More is more: Archipelagos, with the biggest islands ever in the series, await your rule, expanded with 10 extra scenarios, more than 20 sandbox maps, and endless possibilities with a random map generator.Move mountains – literally: Erase them, create beaches, or even create entirely new islands! The new terraforming feature brings your megalomaniac dreams to life. Start that mammoth project – NOW!Bollocks uhm… Politics: Navigate the snares and pits of internal politics, when you summon the different factions to your council, a new way to meet them face to face while you pulverize their dreams – or use them for a BIG DEAL to your own advantage.Make the world your playground: Elections, election speeches and a vast portfolio of edicts depending on your political standing spice up your daily rule while you juggle foreign affairs and occasionally steal... uhm relocate a landmark to revel in its benefits.Built to prosper: Strategically place buildings to make use of synergy effects, keep citizen satisfaction high, and fill any unused plots of land with beautiful parks in a freely customized size.Generalissimo No. 1: Eliminate those pesky rebels and fend off foreign threats with a reworked military system enabling more direct control of your military units.Always judge a book by its cover: Customize the appearance of your palace and El Presidente with new and creative options.
Dev-Log #1: Making Tropico great again – The Improvements of Tropico 7
Dev-Log #1: Making Tropico great again – The Improvements of Tropico 7Dear Tropicans, The greatest nation in history led by the one and only El Presidente will make its comeback this year with Tropico 7! The release date has been set to \. Before the launch of Tropico 7, the Ministry of Propaganda and Misinformation would like to shed some light on the features of the game and will be taking you on a mandatory tour through the development of the game. We have therefore kindly asked (and definitely NOT bribed) the devs at Gaming Minds Studios to share some insights into the improvements and features of Tropico 7. To put the (banana flavoured) icing on the cake, we’re sharing some exclusive in-game material in this first Dev-Log – get your excitement levels up and prepare to be entranced by El Presidente’s new and unquestionable ways to make Tropico great again. As El Presidente has so much more up his sleeve, this is just the first part about the improvements of Tropico 7. You can look forward to a deep dive into more features in the upcoming Part 2! Agenda Part 1: 1) City-Building 2) The Political Matrix 3) The Constitution 4) Edicts 1. City-Building – with or without grid Tropico 7 is not just a management and simulation game – it’s also a citybuilder! In order to establish the most beautiful Tropican paradise (and make El Presidente proud), we have improved some building features for this tremendously great sequel. In Tropico 7, roads can be any shape and run in any direction – yes, curved roads and even roundabouts are now possible! You will be able to rotate buildings freely, and there are also ‘snapping’ functions which allow you to place buildings more easily along roads. We aim to offer something for all types of players: those who like to build in an orderly fashion, with everything at specific angles, or those who like to structure their city more freely. El Presidente thinks of all citizens' needs! However straight roads can be useful, so when building a road, an icon will appear to show you when a road is truly straight. In addition, grid points are displayed on roads so that you can see, for example, how much space there is between a junction and the new road. While staring in awe at El Presidente’s island, you might have seen the points that appear at the corners of buildings when you’re placing a road. These are displayed when you get close to a building. You should use them if you want to place a road as close to the building as possible. When building roads, bridges and tunnels are constructed automatically where appropriate. However, you can disable both of these functions. Tropico 7 also introduces scalable zones like plantations or botanical gardens, allowing you to tailor your city layout to your unique vision. You will also be able to place decorations (like trees) on green spaces, small parks or by the roadside. Thanks to advisor Penultimo, we have acquired some leak- uhm, exclusive information straight from the dev team at Gaming Minds Studios: If you want to build a new city district, you should always lay out the streets first. As the buildings can later be aligned with these roads, you can build in a very space-efficient and orderly way. You should not build roads near an intersection, as this could lead to traffic congestion. 2. The Political Matrix – El Presidente’s eye of providence Want to (legally) watch over the Tropicans’ political stance or your own political position as a leader? Say no more! Tropico 7 introduces the Political Matrix where you can do exactly that: The diagram shows the political positions of your citizens, the factions and El Presidente. If a citizen is within a faction, they are considered a member of that faction and are influenced by it. It also plays a role in whether a citizen is a moderate, loyalist or fanatic of a faction. You can find and select every single citizen in the matrix, but the distribution of citizens is more important. The more citizens are concentrated in one area of the matrix or one faction, the easier it will be for you to align your politics with them. You can also use the Matrix to see where the various factions are located and which Tropicans are members of these factions. Politically undecided Tropicans – those without faction affiliation – are also displayed in the center. (And are in urgent need of inspirational speeches!) Through the newspaper, radio and TV station, you can influence citizens politically and move them around the matrix. In this way, you can make one faction smaller and another larger. The more citizens who belong to a faction, the easier it is to implement policies that gain widespread approval. The position of El Prez is determined by the chosen Constitution. 3. The Constitution – Because pure benevolence changes nothing Edicts and constitutions remain an important part of Tropico 7 – and are being expanded to improve the political system and modernize it. From the World Wars era onwards, you can amend individual sections of your constitution once per legislative term, so between elections. In the Edicts & Constitution menu, you can select a pre-defined constitution on the left and then amend it as you wish on the right. Every single constitutional option you select affects your position on the political matrix. That is why you will see a blue arrow next to each option, indicating the political direction of that option. 4. Edicts – Free ice cream for all! Within the Constitution & Edicts menu, you can choose individual laws which you can activate in addition to the Constitution. Each edict has its pros and cons, and some decrees are also subject to conditions – though fortunately, these only need to be met once. As all edicts are located on the Political Matrix. You can only activate those edicts that have a similar political orientation to El Presidente (these are the edicts within the dotted rectangle). For example, you cannot enact a very left-wing law if you have previously chosen a very right-wing constitution. For the same reason, edicts may be deactivated if El Presidente is moved on the Political Matrix as a result of a constitutional amendment. There are, however, exceptions: If you fulfil the demands of political factions, you can receive a “faction deal” as a reward. You can use this to activate an edict that falls within a faction’s sphere but lies outside your political orientation. Please note that the look of the Edicts menu is still work in progress (like names or icons). The team is also planning to implement a filter which enables you to focus on specific types of edicts – like edicts related to work or the police (Penultimo is still trying to write the code for this). As you can see, the Political Matrix plays a big role in the gameplay. But that’s not the only addition – El Presidente has made sure to provide even more improvements so you can smoothly (and politely, of course) contro- UHM, manage your citizens! This concludes our first dev-log (part 1) about the improvements of Tropico 7. We hope you enjoyed what we’ve shared so far and we can’t wait to dive deeper into other parts of the game and its development – the dev team continues to work hard on the game and have enacted the edict “Daily Hymn Of Praise” to shift their thoughts entirely to El Prez! (As it should be.) Stay tuned for part 2, Tropicans and don’t forget to add Tropico 7 to your wishlist and show El Presidente your much appreciated loyalty! Do you have any additional questions on the new features of Tropico 7? Leave your questions on Discord, Steam or any of our social channels!
Tropico 7 - Exclusive City Teaser
Tropico 7 - Exclusive City TeaserWe built this city on rock n’ bananas 🍌: Get ready for an absolute Tropico Exclusive World Premiere! 📢The Ministry of Propaganda and Misinformation is excited to share an exclusive Tropico 7 in-game clip – showcasing a close look at the vibrant city, its inevitably loyal residents and conveniently placed buildings. 🏝️What? Sorry, we can’t hear you over the sound of the GREAT MUSIC in this clip – which is a snippet of the official Tropico 7 soundtrack! 🎵P.S. If you watch this video over 7 times, it is said to bring immense luck (not to be confused with actual wealth) and a removal from El Presidente’s naughty list! 👀
Avis des critiques et joueurs
Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)
« Tropico 6 is a highly addictive city and government simulator that has realistic game mechanics with an easy to use build and management interface. A marvelous, challenging, enjoyable and non complicated experience. »
« Tropico 6 is hands-on and plays on a micro-managing level that’s quite undone for the most part with games about management, and I just wish it got more of the attention it deserves. »
« I wasn't sure what to expect when I went into Tropico 6, but I came out in love. It's truly one of the best city building games of all time, and it has an excellent amount of polish, depth, and satire that all help it feel like a unique experience. The cluttered interface is a downside, but it's hardly one that impacts the overall gameplay much. »
« Tropico 6 brings a lot to the table. It is pretty to look at, easy to get started with, and offers hours of play time with its generous depth and breadth in multiple categories of human life. There are enough play modes to suit most any type of player and enough permutations to satisfy all but the most eclectic leadership style. »
« I can’t imagine it being an easy task for a studio to take on a new game in a much loved franchise and build it from the ground up, but Limbic did a terrific job. I feel like Tropico 6 is a bit like what Civ 5 was for the Civilization series - a fresh start that does away with some of the things that have held the franchise back, while adding some new mechanics that refresh the experience. »
« Tropico 6 is the realization of what I’ve wanted from this series for years now. »
« Tropico 6 does provide the much-needed stepping stones to advance the series. For a series which often gets continued updates or DLC, Tropico 6 is also with with a long and exciting future ahead of it. The developer has indeed created what sets out to be the definitive version of Tropico, and while there may not be ground breaking adjustments to the core of the series, at its core the series doesn’t need to be something else. The enhancements to the strategy side of the game are welcome, but really, it's the return of the satire that makes Tropico 6 such a delight. »
« Tropico 6 is the best game I've played all year. »
Avis des Joueurs (Metacritic)
« More than 6 years after the release, the bugs that cause the dock workers, teamsters, etc. or service buildings like church not working are STILL NOT FIXED. Yet, tons of DLC are made for sale in between. Now, this buggy series is going to have Tropico 7 next year. At this point, everyone should understand it is going to be another buggy cash grab rush like this game with the intention of DLCs spam which barely improve anything of the base game. »
« Cool management game, however i think there is too little dark humor, its fun at the start, but later there is no variety in dark humor. And without humor its just like any other management game. So i deducted 3 points. »
« I bought the standard version foronly 18€ and it’s fun. The game is not perfect but it’s just fun. »
« Tropico in general is a great franchise. I have a couple of negative things to say about 6 I found it a bit chaotic. There is soo much **** going on, everything requires your immidiate attention.There wasnt a single moment i could just lay back and enjoy my creation,It felt like I was always rushing to fix the next thing or do the next objective. There are tons of time based objectives, so you always have to have them on the back of your head. Games like tropico have got to have some element of relaxation. And i felt my adrenaline spiking instead »
« Magnificent, I can't say more.Magnificent graphics and a very beautiful and fun story.Complex and fun gameplay, too bad the structures don't have a variation.A noteworthy industrial system.Internal politics can be improved and foreign policy can and must be expanded, the DLCs are a bit inconsistent... »
« A minor graphical update to Tropico 5, and a platform to push DLC that's become so aggressive that the game now breaks mid-mission when it find that you're missing an expansion. There is essentially no variety other than island design and a (very) few scripted events. The era / tech tree is always the same, so play one mission and you've played them all. »
« By far the least balanced game of the franchise. Very easy to cheese the economy. Meanwhile the DLC adds game breaking mechanics that force the player to cheese and just spam the same few buildings all over the islands. It looks pretty but this games charm only runs skin deep. Once you get to know it everything under the hood is vapid and shallow. »
« The music really does make you feel like a dictator in the Caribbean. Good fun but my biggest issue with the game is the fact that pretty quickly you will have run out of new things to do. But other than that still a very fun entry in the series. »
