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I will not deny that it currently is quite unpollished (dialogs, tooltips, some minor bugs) but so far nothing that makes it unplayable or spoils the game.
Imho a 61 review would fit what I would give it in its current state with the potential for a solid 70 but than again I am one of those that see the full spectrum of the scale where 90+ is reserved for truely remarkable innovative expiriences and 20 is the most any gamebreakingly buggy game could ever hope for (looking at the majority of bethesda and ubisoft games).
Then why they do not buy all the other warhammer games with better review scores?
Not played this game, but Tropico rules. I Played them all from Tropico 1 to Tropico 5.
Ok people who actually owns the game, what exactly makes this a great game?