likeably scrappy open-world carnage

Great game so far. Might be better if i could play it but whatever.

If explosive,mindless fun is what you seek, there's about 30 to 40 hours of it here. But if you're after more than that, you may want to look elsewhere. – Rappler.com

For Rico Rodriguez, the hero of the Just Cause games, the crunch of glass and the punch of bullets are the sounds of summer. It's a good job his missions put him under a hot sun; otherwise, his balmy high jinks would seem less benign and more homicidal.

"Wow, what an awesome narrative," said no one, ever, about a Just Cause game. It joins other superlatives such as "great characters and dialogue," "elegant mission design" and "bleeding edge graphics" on a dusty shelf of forgotten praise.

Ever felt like you could just one day set fire to the world and and watch everything explode, obliterating everything and watching people run around in panic, sit idly by as everything erupts into chaos knowing that you lit the match that started it all

Everything goes BOOM; Variety of enemy AI; There's a gun that turns people into cows; The open world is beautiful; The dynamic weather is great to look at

The dynamic weather is great to look at; Not sure if there's a story or just casual conversation; AI could do with a bit more grey matter

Rico Rodriguez is, for all intents and purposes, the South American Ethan Hunt. Though he lacks the charisma, insane grin and cloak-and-dagger skillset of Tom Cruise's on-screen guise, Rico is a bonafide action star and, just like with Mission: Impossible, the strength of the Just Cause franchise...

When Rico Rodriguez raided his first island nation in the original Just Cause, fans were entertained by a singular, satisfying objective: blow stuff up in the most exciting and ridiculous ways possible.

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Bought few days ago as played all the previous games.. great game