Just Cause

It is great to play old games where you are given full freedom, unlike modern, killjoy games with invisible walls. YOU ARE NOT WORTHY!

great game not quite as good as just cause 2 but still great

Undoubtedly, the biggest factor in my buying this game was the fact that it carried a great memory from my childhood. Back then, when I was just a tiny child incapable of even reading or writing, I happened to come across this game and, in my own way, called it The Man in Black. Years passed, and when I remembered this game that had become engraved in my memories, I decided this time to complete a memory that had been left unfinished, and I launched the game. First of all, the fact that the game has no support for windowed mode, that part of the game still remains on the screen after using the Alt+Tab key combination, and that the game starts stuttering after a long period of play completely ruined my enjoyment of it, no matter how much I had missed this game but there is one more element… The design of the final level. In the final section of the game, you are greeted by a heavily armoured helicopter that keeps coming back even after you destroy it and constantly targets you, a fighter jet that bombards you every single minute, special forces appearing all around you, heavily armoured tanks appearing on the roads, artillery trucks, and field vehicles equipped with machine gu…

this game is so bad its good. don't get it if you don't already have Just Cause 2/3

Just Cause 1 Review I had a lot of fun with Just Cause 1. It is definitely a game of its time, and it has plenty of rough edges, but I still found it surprisingly enjoyable. The biggest reason for that is the gameplay. The sheer variety of vehicles, weapons, and ways to approach situations gives you a lot of freedom to cause chaos and have fun. One of my favorite things about the game is the vehicle selection. You have access to all kinds of vehicles, including cars, boats, helicopters, and even jets and planes. The speedboats are especially fun, and flying around in helicopters or jets can be a blast. The game really does a good job of making you feel like you have a huge playground to mess around in. The story isn't bad either. You play as Rico Rodriguez, a suave Latino agent working to overthrow the authoritarian regime ruling the fictional country of San Esperito. Your main objective is to destabilize the government and eventually eliminate its president. Along the way, you work with local guerrilla factions that oppose the government, helping them take control of towns, cities, and military bases. As you liberate different areas, the factions become more powerful and…

WHHRES THE FIFTH ONE AHGGGHHGGG