Tropico

THE BAD:
The bugs are just too pervasive

SUMMARY:
Here's the recipe for killing the fun in a new game:

Start with a VXD error screen (requires patch 1.03 to fix) at the initial install. Add repeated unexplained drop outs during game play. Stir in a kludged user interface (not always user friendly), a load and save problem, and some sometimes quirky graphics and you have a product which should have spent about another six weeks in development. Its name- Tropico.

Tropico has a lot going for it...after all, who wouldn't want to be dictator of his or her own little island paradise. The concept loses a lot in the implementation, however. After trying, unsuccessfully,
to get this program to run on my lowly Dell PIII (1 G processor and all kinds of goodies-making it way overpowered for the application), my level of frustration way exceeded any entertainment value this game would have.

THE BAD:
there ain't no bad bout it!!!!

SUMMARY:
its just a *bleep*in good game man!!!! what do u want me to tell yah?????????????
i just wanted to rate it, not give all my damn info......

THE BAD:
The Bad - Has a few bugs including: you often have to click on an object repeatedly. When you town gets huge...graphics get a little choppy (even on a fast P3 600 htz and up) and slows up playability. Game is hard if manual is not thoroughly read.

SUMMARY:
Was excited about purchasing the game. Wasn't as excited 10 minutes after playing, but still impressed with the overall idea and the fact that the developers when into such specific detail...like even naming the goats!

THE BAD:
Bad for the people who dont like being told what to do or have no patience. HARD DRIVE SPACE!!

SUMMARY:
I really liked how this game was designed. I give it a 4.9 because of all the space it uses up on your hard drive. But i must say they did an awesoms job on the Graphics. This game can not be explained in words, it is unbelieveable, go and buy it and you'll see what i mean