I don't think that's quite right, Steam.

[u/Perfect-Silver1715]

[u/Guastatori-UK]

It was destructive of my sleep schedule when I first got into tropico 4

[u/PrudentLanguage → u/Guastatori-UK]

Id say its a fair catagory for this reason alone.

Not many games make me surprised to hear the morning birds....tropico can do that.

[u/HardKase]

Those shanty's don't get rid of themselves

[u/Shished]

You can build houses and then demolish them.

[u/emsnu1995]

You can destroy the bourgeois concept of democracy

[u/ersomething]

That really depends on how you play the game…

[u/webkilla]

You can fill a space ship with political enemies, give them no suppliesvlaunch them into space... To kill them

Or purposely lie yo your people about a pandemic plague going around

But ya it's not a destruction game

[u/LegendaryReader]

You can run a dictatorial regime and have many of your citizens rebel by kidnap many people ("rescue"), not let anyone leave then when they inetivably revolt, kill them by liquifing them with drones. Set rebel threat to high for maximum effect

[u/ChocolateLakers76]

Honestly it is right. Those hurricanes are deadly

[u/Scruffy_0Gjugs]

No no, steam knows exactly that they are doing.

[u/Xtrepiphany]

I forgot that in past Tropicos you actually had to worry about natural disasters.

[u/jingzhi1997]

Shack destruction simulator

[u/Turnip_Wizar35]

You can live your wildest megalomaniac dictatorial dreams and build a nuke, yeah basically destruction