Tropico 6 has a new trailer
Ruthless dictator or peaceful man of the people?
A new trailer for the recently announced city management game, Tropico 6, was shown during Sony's E3 pre-show livestream.
The sixth entry in the series has been officially unveiled after a teaser at the start of the month. The trailer seems to make references to President Trump with Kalypso Media's press release specifically mentioning the now iconic phrase covfefe (they're not the first).
Of course, similar to previous titles you can choose how to govern your people. You can rule with an iron fist or take a more socialist approach.
The trailer ends with the Statue of Liberty being dropped onto the islands as the announcer proclaims "I will bring diversity, culture and the wonders of the world to Tropico".
Tropico 6 will launch in 2018 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
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