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Title: Tropico 5 - Mad World
Genre: RPG, Simulation, Strategy
Developer:
Haemimont Games
Publisher:
Kalypso Media Digital
Franchise:
Tropico
Release Date: 25 Sep, 2014

Minimum:

OS: Windows Vista SP2, Windows 7, Windows 8
Processor: 2 GHz Dual Core CPU
Memory: 4 GB RAM/p>

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This is great new challenge to tide us over until another Tropico comes out or a new story campaign is created. I think a lot of people disliked this DLC because it added difficulty to a game already requiring strategy and resource/time management. Some of us embrace new challenges like this, other's rather not admit defeat and would rather blame the game itself than take the time to work through the missions. Also, for 5 dollars, to expand on an already great game, that's worth it. I suppose to some that may be expensive, but I prefer things like this, rather than the same repeated releases, of the exact sameu2665u2665u2665u2665u2665u2665over and over again and sold for obscene prices. *cough* COD *cough* Tropico requires some basic intellect, and if you lacked and were not able to enjoy it to the fullest extent the creators intended, that is your own fault not theirs. I did not encounter any bugs or any other issues other than the simple encounters that are intended to create the challenge within the scenario. Some mentioned it being a tedious mission and I guess lost patience, I think this DLC is not intended to be completed in one sitting. Take a break, give it a day, keep at it. Patience is a huge part of strategy, in many cases. Thanks guys, normally don't post reviews unless I feel really strongly, or disagree with the majority of the existing reviews. So thanks again for continuing to provide great new content to your genuine fans that appreciate this game and the DLC for all it has to offer. I enjoyed Generalissimo and the other DLCs for Tropico 5 as well. What I would like to see especially though, is another story campaign, obviously a lot more work for you guys so I understand the small releases in between.. I am reviewing it based on a completed mission. The campaign mission added with this DLC is very fun, I loved it. The missions weren't overly hard, it let you do things at your own pace while adding difficulty along the way and I built my city and it was a very nice city until the finish of the mission. The mission took me approx. 4 hours (2 hours today, about 2 or so yesterday). The new building is nice, but it is a building I'll never use. I haven't touched any other stuff in the DLC. I purchased it for $1.40 on sale alongside Tropico 5 and I recommend it at $1.40. For the base price of $3.99, it is consumers choice whether they want to purchase the game. 8/10 ---- Thanks for reading my review! If you like my reviews and care to read more, feel free to join Antwog's Analysis (Reviews). http://steamcommunity.com/groups/AntwogReviews If you have questions comment below or post in Antwog's Analysis (Reviews) general discussion page. If you liked it, give it a rating.. Tropico has a history of producing very average filler DLC, while most of them are usually decent bits of fun "Mad World" offers nothing for the user except frustration and torment. It is a grind and is buggy beyond all belief. Parts of the game are uncompletable, not just through technical bugs but also by some mind-blowingly terrible design choices, things that even one playthrough in the office would have raised so many red flags everyone would have gone colourblind. I struggle to comprehend how a product this flawed can even be released and it is a shame that is has muddied my experience with such a good and interesting franchise.. Mad World is the second tiny stuff DLC. This time about The Asylum. No, it's not prison but a healthcare building. Mission is pretty challenging or tedius, depends on how you look. As usual, it makes you build the new Asylum and use it to your advantage, to discredit 50 vices. It sure is many and seeing how each discredit costs 5000 dollars, you are going to spend majority of a game building up economy and recovering from little disasters in your imaginery island. And it sure will take you a long time. At least it has a cute reward where the current president will level up. You also may end up having to deal with rebels regulary, so build up army. This mission was once bugged, but it probably got patched since then. Didn't encounter any, even though I got a bit worried during the awkwardly long time it took between main mission being completed and the actual mission ending message. Asylum is interesting. It provides a minimal health care to everybody on the island, while also letting you to minimize negative concequences of using discrediting on people. Also, something about upgrading and something about managers. To be honest I didn't check on all bonuses of this building because I wanted to just put it somewhere away on a steep mountain with thunders clashing around. And while Tropico sunny sand beaches proved to make it a tad less impressive, it didn't stop me from making a zig-zagging road and putting towers up.. Alarmingly meh.. This is great new challenge to tide us over until another Tropico comes out or a new story campaign is created. I think a lot of people disliked this DLC because it added difficulty to a game already requiring strategy and resource/time management. Some of us embrace new challenges like this, other's rather not admit defeat and would rather blame the game itself than take the time to work through the missions. Also, for 5 dollars, to expand on an already great game, that's worth it. I suppose to some that may be expensive, but I prefer things like this, rather than the same repeated releases, of the exact sameu2665u2665u2665u2665u2665u2665over and over again and sold for obscene prices. *cough* COD *cough* Tropico requires some basic intellect, and if you lacked and were not able to enjoy it to the fullest extent the creators intended, that is your own fault not theirs. I did not encounter any bugs or any other issues other than the simple encounters that are intended to create the challenge within the scenario. Some mentioned it being a tedious mission and I guess lost patience, I think this DLC is not intended to be completed in one sitting. Take a break, give it a day, keep at it. Patience is a huge part of strategy, in many cases. Thanks guys, normally don't post reviews unless I feel really strongly, or disagree with the majority of the existing reviews. So thanks again for continuing to provide great new content to your genuine fans that appreciate this game and the DLC for all it has to offer. I enjoyed Generalissimo and the other DLCs for Tropico 5 as well. What I would like to see especially though, is another story campaign, obviously a lot more work for you guys so I understand the small releases in between.. Tropico has a history of producing very average filler DLC, while most of them are usually decent bits of fun "Mad World" offers nothing for the user except frustration and torment. It is a grind and is buggy beyond all belief. Parts of the game are uncompletable, not just through technical bugs but also by some mind-blowingly terrible design choices, things that even one playthrough in the office would have raised so many red flags everyone would have gone colourblind. I struggle to comprehend how a product this flawed can even be released and it is a shame that is has muddied my experience with such a good and interesting franchise.. For me this dlc was meh. The only reason i will give it a positive review is that the dlc adds the penultimo delusion mission to any game which is kinda fun. The bulding is meh. It can offer a couple of ok points to your island depending on its state. Sure if you have no clinics its the bomb. Problem is it costs just as much a clinic. So if you have a small population build a clinic first as its medical bonus is better. However for islands flooding with immigrants faster than you can build clinics or hospitals the building is actually quite useful for its medical bonus. Yet the building has other funtions which during the world wars era makes it slightly more useful, the whole shock treatment thing. Yet after that it has a really cool upgrade. All of those droves of citizens who have no role, if they visit they could have a chance to recieve a good role. So i recommend this dlc only with the caveat that it is on sale for -33% or more. With the added caveat you have moderate or less income. If you have high income or are just plain up to your gills in cash and just can't breath, stop being a tightwad and buy it.. Uninteresting map, unremarkable hat, bugged mission. The asylum is fairly worthless outside of the included mission.

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