Cartel Tycoon - Anniversary Edition

4.4
Cartel Tycoon - Anniversary Edition includes a complete game, Cartel Tycoon: San Rafaela, Lieutenant Pack - Guerillas, Lieutenant Pack - La Familia, Artbook, and two soundtracks. Edition for a real Capo!

Genres

City BuilderSimulationStrategy

Features

AchievementsCloud SavesSingle Player

Cartel Tycoon - Anniversary Edition

Anniversary Edition contains:

  • Cartel Tycoon

  • Cartel Tycoon - Lieutenant Pack - Guerillas DLC

  • Cartel Tycoon - Lieutenant Pack - La Familia DLC

  • Cartel Tycoon: San Rafaela DLC

  • Artbook

  • Soundtrack vol.I

  • Soundtrack vol.II

Cartel Tycoon Editions

Cartel Tycoon - Anniversary Edition
Edition
Cartel Tycoon - Anniversary Edition includes a complete game, Cartel Tycoon: San Rafaela, Lieutenant Pack - Guerillas, Lieutenant Pack - La Familia, Artbook, and two soundtracks. Edition for a real Capo!
$54.99
Cartel Tycoon
Base Game
Cartel Tycoon is a survival business sim inspired by the ‘80s narco trade. Expand and conquer, fight off rival cartels and evade the authorities. Earn people's loyalty and strive to overcome the doomed fate of a power-hungry drug lord.
$29.99
Cartel Tycoon - Soundtrack Bundle
Edition
Cartel Tycoon Soundtrack Bundle includes full game and two soundtracks full of Cumbia / Latin Psychedelia rhythms to give you the best possible Latin America experience.
$39.99

Epic Player Ratings

Captured from players in the Epic Games ecosystem.

4.4

Cartel Tycoon Ratings & Reviews

Softpedia

by Cosmin Vasile

8.5 / 10

Cartel Tycoon goes all in on the drug cartel leader fantasy and mines the setting for as many concepts as possible. The management game is good, with a mix of mechanics and with clear challenges for players to work through. I like the look of the game and most of the writing fits well with the ‘80s Latin American world it is evoking.

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New Game Network

by Alex Varankou

65 / 100

Cartel Tycoon gets the basics right, and its low price may entice some fans of management games. However, more could have been done with the setting and some of the mechanics. There are better options in the genre.

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