Just Cause 3 is a joy to play and is easily a candidate for game of the year. While it does come with flaws, there is not a single open world game that allows players to let loose in such a shamelessly entertaining way...
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Published: 2016-01-22, Author: Will , review by: au.pcmag.com
Lots of dumb, physics-bending violence, Medici is a huge playground of guilt-free destruction, Grappling hook, parachute, tether, and wing suit make the game feel very active and liberating
Intended gameplay cycle is tedious, Takes too long to unlock the most fun mods and weapons, No official multiplayer
Just Cause 3 is a big sandbox that lets you run around with a gun, a grappling hook, and a wing suit and blow up anything or anyone you want...
Abstract: Just Cause 3 is a blast, in every possible way. If it's a boat, plane, or car, Rico Rodriguez will make it explode. If it's a small coastal village, an oil rig out at sea, or an army base, Rico will bomb it, strafe it, or crash into it. And, if you are we...
Abstract: At the start of december, Square Enix released the newest installment by Avalanche Studios, Just Cause 3 . This is an open world, third person RPG in which you get to depose a dictator in Latin America. The game is comparable to the very popular Grand T...
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Published: 2015-12-04, Author: Tom , review by: dailystar.co.uk
Abstract: PHLove explosions? You're gonna love this game.The Just Cause series has always been known for its bombastic approach to gaming.And with this third outing, the first on next-gen machines PS4 and Xbox One, the developers have gone all out to blow up as muc...
Abstract: Developer: Avalanche Publisher: Square Enix Platforms: PC, PS4, Xbox One Version Reviewed: Xbox One If political power comes from the barrel of a gun, Just Cause's Rico Rodriguez would rule the world. In this series' universe there seems to be no politic...
Beautiful island playground, Loads of explosive toys to throw around, New gadgets add to the fun, Playful sense of humour
Liberation objectives grow repetitive, Lacks the depth of the best open-world games
Meet The Phantom Pain's disposable, delinquent cousin, dedicated to the art of blowing things up as loudly and as frequently as possible. Just Cause 3 doesn't have the depth or richness of the year's big open-world blockbusters, but it has a fantastic set...
Immense potential for causing chaos and destruction, Gorgeous Explosions, Great use of collectibles to build up backstory of antagonist, Believable Open World
DRM is too annoying and breaks the flow of gameplay, Repetitive Gameplay, No Minimap, Restrictive Travel options
Just Cause 3 has immense potential to be a fun experience rendered a chore by restrictive development choices and crippling DRM.
Good variety of gadgets at your disposal, Destruction works well and is a lot of fun, Sense of humour adds to enjoyment
Missions can become tedious, Leader boards get very annoying, Poor optimisation can lead to frame rate issues
Just Cause 3 does exactly what it sets out to do, and achieves it with an explosive sense of humour and understanding of the finer points of arsing about. However, it would be nice to enjoy the mindless destruction and have goals that add to the enjoyment...
