Good Game for a good price

It has been six years since Just Cause 2 came along and proved itself to be one of the greatest gaming sequels ever, and for fans of the series it may have been quite a painful wait for this second sequel.

After all the hype this game turned out to be a big disappointment as it's not that much fun to play. When the game isn't crashing and you're in the thick of a mission the controls are unwieldy and slow, which can be annoying but when you get killed with is often, you spend a lot of time waiting for...

The pine-scented countryside is pockmarked with deserted science stations. Ivy grows over warehouses and brutalist concrete buildings. Military structures-satellite dishes, radio towers, and fuel tanks-nestle in the hills. Every vehicle is military owned and operated.

non UK version of this game was delivered to me, there is no info of such was displayed on web, so when I purchased this I thought I will be getting UK copy.

There are few absolute certainties in life. In fact, just three. Death, taxes, and the fact that jetpacks make any game better. The first noteworthy DLC for Just Cause 3 is here and it's available as part of trio of content chunks, though only the first is playable right now.

It's an infinite-use jetpack

Always

There is something to be applauded in the unabashed gaming purity that Just Cause has brought to the table so far in its three iterations. It has never been about being overly concerned with the convo

Wingsuit is a novel and well executed idea; Brilliant fun while it lasts; Opens up reasons to replay the main campaign

Endgame is disappointing; Learning to fly can be occasionally frustrating

Just Cause 3: Sky Fortress is like an explosion: brief and kind of awesome. Not very substantial, but on the other hand: jetpacks.

like fallout, grand theft auto combined effect.

An open world sandbox with plentiful opportunities for causing chaos does seem rather appealing as a video game. The first game that comes to mind from that description is likely one from the [...]

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