Special agent Rico Rodriguez is as exciting as it could be in one of the most anticipated open world action thriller, Just Cause 2. If you have been delighted by the eye catching landscape in "Avatar" then this Factious tropical island of "Panau" introduced in Just Cause 2 will surely fascinate you more as it contains all the the ingredients of a perfect view.
This highly action packed game brings more action with fireworks and exciting stunts.If you like games based on reality, then consider it an arcade fun fantasy game with stunts far away from reality but interesting enough for you to try it.
Just Cause is all about destroying anything that comes in your way during your mission.The huge fascinating world of Just Cause 2 allows you full freedom to reach any small corner of the island.
So there is much to explore with countless activities. The game is awfully lengthy and if you think that you can beat it 100% in couple of days then you should practically forget it or you might be nuts to do that.Your objective is simple, you need to retrieve a person named "Sheldon" which acted as your "boss" in the original game.
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I dunno man, 4 kinda sucked compared to 3 personally, i do wish they would take on a Mercenaries sequel though
I think the game needs a reboot.
Same save the island situation since the first. Each iteration feels mostly a tech upgrade.
They're busy working on Contraband, a new IP. I like Just Cause but they don't need to pump them out one after another. Mad Max showed they're far more than a one trick pony, so just let them do what they want to do.
In an interview with Wassup Conversations, Mikael Säker writer of such games like Battlefield 3,4,1 and The Darkness, talks about a cancelled steampunk open-world game in an alternative history of the 1950s of London. The game was in production at Avalanche Studios, the developer behind Just Cause games but it was cancelled due to economical crisis of the studio at the time. More about the game in the link.
"That was not fun. I think they had to let the half of the studio go, over a night because of the economic collapse. The publisher cancelled all their games except one, and it was a big publisher. But had been working on this awesome open-world game set in an alternative reality version of 1950s. It was insane! We had a huge this huge version of London that looked spectacular. We didn't have skyscrapers, but we had, like inverted heights, so the city grew downwards, to the ground. You could fly ziplines, airships, planes and jump down to these really, really deep holes in the middle of the city. So it was visually, and world-building wise spectacular and It had some really great gameplay ideas." Unfortunately, the game was cancelled because it needed another two years of development during those hard times of Avalanche.
Why do we miss out on such gems?
"steampunk open-world game in an alternative history of the 1950s of London."
That sounds awesome, and of course it's cancelled. *Sigh*
Looks interesting. Microsoft or Sony could help (€€€) with this game's development.
BTW, wouldn't mind a Mad Max sequel from Avalanche.
It sucks when games get canceled especially if they’re bringing something unique to the market.
masterpiece not master piece
Sounds promising. But why is an 'open-world masterpiece' getting only and average score of 8/10?