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Tropico 6 (2019)

Release Date:

2019

Age Rating:

T
Tropico 6 (2019) - Vertical Video Game Poster

Game Description:

In Tropico 6, released in 2019, players return as El Presidente, the leader of the island nation of Tropico. Tasked with guiding your nation through four distinct eras, you must balance the needs of your citizens, manage resources, and navigate political challenges. Whether you choose to rule as a benevolent leader or an iron-fisted dictator, your decisions will shape the future of your tropical paradise. For the first time, manage extensive archipelagos, build bridges to connect islands, and send your agents on raids to steal world wonders. With a revamped research system and election speeches, Tropico 6 offers a deep and engaging simulation experience, challenging you to maintain power and prosperity in your banana republic.

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Game Details

Platforms:

PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch, Linux, PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

Genres:

Real Time Strategy (RTS), Simulator, Strategy

Game Mode(s):

Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative

Player Perspective(s):

Bird view / Isometric

Developer:

Limbic Entertainment

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Publisher:

Kalypso Media

ESRB Age Rating Summary:

Tropico 6 is rated T for Teen by the ESRB with Drug Reference, Mild Language, and Violence. Also includes Users Interact and In-Game Purchases. This is a strategy game in which players rule the nation of Tropico by tending to citizens' needs (e.g., food, shelter, entertainment, security) while also navigating politics among foreign powers. As dictator (“El Presidente”), players can order their officers to assassinate rebellious citizens. Players can also command soldiers and tanks to quash rebel uprisings or protests; these conflicts are accompanied by realistic gunfire and/or small explosions. As players progress through the game, they can mandate policies that include legalizing substances that are referred to in text as “illegal drugs.” The word “bastard” appears in the game.

Content Warnings:

Drug Reference, Mild Language, Violence

Interactive Elements:

Users Interact

In-Game Purchases:

Parental Notes

While many parents praise the gameplay experience, they caution that Tropico 6 may not be suitable for younger kids. The game includes mild language, with words like “bastard” appearing occasionally. Violence is present, as players can order assassinations and command military forces to suppress uprisings, accompanied by realistic gunfire and explosions. The game also touches on mature themes, such as legalizing substances referred to as “illegal drugs.” Parents often recommend this game for teens 13 and older due to these elements, along with the presence of in-game purchases and interactive features.

Why Your Kid Might Like Tropico 6

Teens enjoy Tropico 6 for its strategic depth and the freedom it offers in shaping their own island nation. The game allows players to step into the shoes of El Presidente, where they can choose to be a benevolent leader or a ruthless dictator. This level of control and decision-making is appealing, as it challenges them to think critically about resource management, political alliances, and citizen satisfaction. The ability to manage multiple islands and send agents on daring raids adds layers of excitement and complexity, keeping them engaged for hours.

The game's vibrant graphics and humorous tone also contribute to its appeal. Teens appreciate the satirical take on politics and the quirky characters that populate their tropical paradise. The revamped research system and the option to deliver election speeches provide a sense of progression and achievement. Tropico 6's blend of humor, strategy, and creativity makes it a popular choice for those who enjoy simulation games with a twist. While it may not be for everyone, those who appreciate its unique style find it a rewarding and entertaining experience.

Official Tropico 6 Trailer