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Tropico 5 - Complete Collection now available for SteamOS & Linux

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Tropico 5 - Complete Collection includes all the DLC and expansions released to date, so it's your chance to grab the strategy title with all the goodies together. It supports SteamOS & Linux of course.

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QuoteTropico, 29th January, 2016
Tired of petty rebellions and the cries of austerity from his 'beloved' citizens, El Presidente has instructed Kalypso Media to release the PC version of Tropico 5 – Complete Collection, bringing the most comprehensive Tropico package yet to his adoring fans and prospective dictators everywhere. Packing in both full expansions ‘Espionage’ and ‘Waterborne’ along with all 10 DLC add-ons released to date, Tropico 5 - Complete Collection delivers overs 100 hours of gameplay, giving fans the best ever chance to test their mettle as the Caribbean’s latest mastermind dictator.
More maps, more missions, more buildings, more beards.
You really are spoilt for choice - the only question is, how will you rule your island paradise?


I really haven't played enough of the game yet, how are you people finding it?

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9 comments

Pecisk Feb 1, 2016
Tropico 5 was first game in the series I played for quite long time. It was serviceable, and Linux port was nothing to complain about. If you can get behind quirky tongue in cheek humor regarding ups and downs of being dictator, it's enjoyable little experience.


Last edited by Pecisk on 1 February 2016 at 9:59 am UTC
devland Feb 1, 2016
It was recently also released on gog but only the windows version.
This trend needs to stop. :(
Liam Dawe Feb 1, 2016
Quoting: devlandIt was recently also released on gog but only the windows version.
This trend needs to stop. :(

This is usually down to GOG, not the game developer. GOG curate their store, so they say what goes on there more so than with Steam.
STiAT Feb 1, 2016
Ah ye, have to play that one again. I've played it only a bit, and in the beginning game balance was very bad. Have to check if they have fixed a few of the quirks.
Shished Feb 1, 2016
They selling complete collection upgrade on GoG but not on Steam?
Keyrock Feb 1, 2016
It's a serviceable economic sim/city builder that lacks a bit in depth but makes up for it with personality and humor.
BlackBloodRum Feb 1, 2016
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Would be nice to have the ability to buy a DLC pack or something, I already own the base game and don't see a reason to have two copies of the base game installed :-).
Crazy Penguin Feb 1, 2016
Quoting: devlandIt was recently also released on gog but only the windows version.
This trend needs to stop. :(

Agreed!

On the Storepage of GOG you can find the reason:
http://www.gog.com/game/tropico_5_complete_collection
Multiplayer Notice: Please note that the GOG Galaxy Client is required to access Multiplayer

GOG would be better work on to improve their Linux support.
pb 10 years Feb 2, 2016
I've been waiting patiently for this. Best recipe for games published by companies with dlc diarrhoea: wait for a complete collection and buy it on the nearest sale. It's something different when devs release a complete product like Talos Principle or Dying Light, and then release a DLC that adds new quality and story - I don't mind buying the game right away and then the dlcs separately. But when someone turns dlcs into a business model and release a host of them on day one - my answer is to ignore the game until they release a complete package.
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