Tropico 6

Tropico 6 puts the player in the shoes of El Presidente. He can be a dictator or a servant of the people, and even the color of the sky over the islands depends on this. Management takes place in four eras at once. The islands are connected by bridges and boats. Epochs change the appearance of the islands and the needs of the inhabitants. Climate affects crops and mood. An island power is built from small settlements. Residents demand work and holidays. Resort beaches bring income to the treasury. The state occupies an archipelago, so communications are established between the islands. Presidential decrees affect all areas of life. Transport connects areas and brings goods. Corruption and taxes affect the treasury. The economy depends on exports and tourism. The economy relies on exports. Strikes happen under bad conditions. Bridges, boats and infrastructure make all the difference. Factions demand attention and concessions. The president's speech affects the mood of the crowd. Tourists bring money to the islands. Elections and referendums change course. Construction proceeds according to eras. Residents demand food, work and entertainment. Factions argue among themselves and demand concessions. Monuments can be disassembled and transported to your home. Monuments can be transported to your own capital. Pirates and rebels interfere with a quiet life. Decrees can ruin relations with neighbors. Neighbors offer alliances or threaten. There is plenty of work here for everyone who loves to build and be crafty. Updates expanded the buildings. Updates expanded the list of buildings. Campaign missions introduce you to the islands. There are other island powers on the map. The campaign introduces each island.