![]() ![]() The rebels may be the “underdog” in this fight, but not Rico Rodriguez. And honestly, you’re more in danger of blowing yourself up than you are dying at the hands of Medici’s dumbest military. Bases don’t need to be taken out in one fell swoop-if you die, you respawn nearby without losing any progress. Your grappling hook can shoot up to six tethers, which attach an object to another object and then yank the two together with predictably destructive results. Weapons are plentiful, given how easy it is to airdrop in new tanks or rocket launchers or helicopters. There is no challenge to Just Cause 3, per se. Destroy all the red things and the town/outpost/base goes over to the rebels. Your job is to blow up anything that is red-antennas, radar dishes, fuel tanks, generators-with literally anything at your disposal. His power is concentrated in various outposts, towns, and military bases. ![]() Just Cause 3 brings us to Rico’s Mediterranean homeland, the island chain of Medici, suffering under the cruel regime of General Di Ravello. Once again you take on the role of Rico Rodriguez, now a veteran at dismantling corrupt dictatorships. It’s a near-endless supply of jaw-dropping spectacle. ![]()
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