Ban contraceptives or burn books. But then it's harder to lure skilled workers. The social model here is actually a very complex balancing act that warrants whole theses instead of a Web site review. Tropicans are influenced by family and their surroundings, and act accordingly. It's a great thrill to watch.
Graphics are fairly good.
The colors schemes are bright and sunny, and buildings are true to the game's 1950 beginning. Though there are only a few tunes that repeat, they're all incredibly catchy Latin beats. I find myself humming 'em even when I'm not playing. Before I get into the bad stuff, readers should know that I absolutely cannot seem to remove Tropico from my CD-ROM drive. First, the silly bad stuff.