Choose from exploration, action, missions or races, and use your two tools – the grapple and parachute – in any way you choose. However, perfection is thwarted by the occasional pop-up during twilight hours.Īs for the gameplay, you're spoilt for choice. Detailed textures make every setting vivid, and effects, especially water, really excel. These are impossibly varied as Panau is home to a rainforest, desert, and even a snow-covered mountain range.Īlthough in some ways far from realistic, it's graphically the opposite, with impressive sights that'll make you want to sit back and be enveloped by the on-screen imagery. The key currency in this game is chaos, which you can cause through taking on a variety of missions or simply causing destruction as you freely explore the settings. Fighting against an oppressive dictator, they're happy to take on your services as Scorpio the mercenary, and so the missions begin. Using your gun-toting skills you befriend the local factions in order to gain intel that will help you hunt him down.
Throwing yourself from your helicopter into a politically unstable land, you're searching for your old boss and mentor who's suspected of going rogue.
A third-person action experience, your playground is the South East Asian island of Panau, an impressive 1,000sq km in size. Players tackle missions and objectives in any way they want while exploring the highly-detailed and beautiful island by land, sea or air, performing an insane range of new daredevil stunts and mastering the use of the all new grappling hook and Rico’s trademark parachute.G reatly improving on the original, Just Cause 2 is a top example of how a sandbox game should be. Developed by Avalanche Studios, Just Cause 2 finds Rico Rodriguez returning in an epic open-world adventure set in the diverse tropical playground of Panau in South East Asia, where the aim is to cause chaos and destruction in a way that only Rico knows how! His mission is to destabilize the island and free it from the tyranny of the evil dictator, Baby Panay.
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