This game is full of snarky observations on society which would be great if there was more to the game than that, however it is mostly dialogue. You spend a lot of time working to advance a tiny bit and, when you get there, the game ends and wants you to buy the next "episode."
Fun for a rainy day when there is nothing else to do, but if I had a chance to do it all over again, I probably wouldn't buy this.

At this point you know what you're getting when you order a Farm Fables game. This one is another excellent addition which manages to balance fun and difficulty.

There are 2 options for playing this game, Junior & Senior. The main difference is in the Senior, you don't get a task list, and the puzzles are more difficult. We played the Junior version. Be aware that if you ask the wrong question, use up all your time, or do the wrong thing, you can end the game. But you are always given a another chance.

We are not real Nancy Drew fans, but the pickings are thin for true adventure games. This game is surposed to be non-linear, but it is somewhat linear, as if you don't do one thing, another thing will not happen, even though it has nothing to do with the thing you're trying to do and there is nothing stopping you from doing that one thing. (Got that???) This leads to endless walking around, talking to everyone, over and over. It's as if the programmers didn't consider the many different ways a player could play. There are also a few pixel hunting areas, that could have been programmed better.

There are a lot of puzzles to solve - Sudoku, Renograms, and Nonograms, but it is not clear exactly how many you need to do, to fulfill the task. They progressively get harder and can get complicated and mind boggling. I love Sudoku, so I had no problem with these. The instructions on some of the puzzles were lacking. There is one timed puzzle that was hard to figure out what to do. We don't like timed puzzles because there isn't time to think it through! The large Nonogram near the end of the game is extremely frustrating and hurts your eyes! So, if you don't like these kinds of puzzles, don't play this game!

All in all, it was a fun game with an interesting story, nice graphics, & characters, but it did become tedious at times.

Not as good as World of Xeen but a damn fine blobber. The world also isn't as open as I'd like but it's interconnected which makes it more tolerable. Really hope Limbic gets to make another M&M RPG in this style.

Protip for planning out your party, build around skills you can grandmaster, and give everyone a single point in a ranged weapon. Grandmastered skills become pretty important later on, and everyone having a point in a ranged weapon lets you take potshots at enemies at range.

Typical Tropico DLC, a building, a scenario and an item for you character. Useful and adding additional functionalities to the game. But still, I think that the producer should have included it into the base game for the very beginning and not sell it as a separate product.

I didn't change my mind about DLCs, but in this case the addition of a building that helps you in the game by revealing secret roles of your island's citizens is very helpful because discovering the roles during the game might be pain in the neck.

This game is... well, it's unique. Why? First of all graphics. I know that there is this fad to make games look like as if they were made in the previous century and that it's no longer that original, but still, in this game it looks really good. The second, gameplay mechanics. It's a mixture of turn based strategy with base building and real-time fights. surprisingly it works perfectly well. The third, difficulty. Well look up this Latin proverb I have put in the title section. It basically sums it all up.

This is a major DLC for Tropico and give you 9 new buildings that can be builded on water. Tropico is now a city like Dubai, with houses on the water. A new campaign let you become a dictator not only on the ground, but also on the water. I really like the nuclear submarine for the military power and the glass bottom restaurant and the floating apartment for design. This DLC have also 2 new avatar costumes, accessoires, 4 maps... This expansion is very useful and the biggest from tropico.

This DLC includes a new building, mission, map, soundtrack and accesoires, like all the minor DLCs for Tropico 5. I really like the asylum. It is very useful because provides health care and reduces negative effects of discrediting citizens and the concept and architecture are very beautiful.

Probably the worst game I have ever bought, and I have bought quite a bit over the years. Game mechanics are terrible but you could learn them. The biggest problem is absolutely terrible UI, it takes forever for the game to reckognize you want to scroll through menu's and this is a year after launch and the developer still cannot get that fixed. Add to the major complaints of hacking and exploits on the forums.... take your hard earned money to another game trust me.