Only with several major changes to the core gameplay.

As I have mentioned itвЂ™s still the same olвЂ helicopter crashinвЂ, military base bombardinвЂ, civil infrastructure demolishinвЂ fun. So the story sucks, but you donвЂ™t play JC for the story. I forgot to mention stuff with RicoвЂ™s father, then again, he is as prevalent in the story as generic soldier #0468 I threw off the bridge with my grappling hook that time. ThereвЂ™s also his lieutenant, who happens to be a sister of the head of the rebel army, however, nothing noteworthy ever comes out of this relationship. ItвЂ™s not like you saw Sebastiano Di Ravello (JC3вЂ™s villain) every second mission, but at least the game acknowledged his presence and he felt like a thought out character. Not that my last 2 surviving brain cells are at fault since you see the main villain exactly 2 times during the entire game! Once at the beginning and once at the end. Without spoiling much (not that there is a lot to spoil), Rico journeys to a small South American island country of Solis ruled by yet another authoritarian mogul, whose name I quickly forgot after the intro cutscene. Okay, maybe not a complete 180 вЂ“ more like an 85В° turn. Which is more puzzling considering JC4вЂ™s 180 storyline focus.

The story has never been the highlight of the series, often being just a backdrop to the trademark joyridinвЂ, jet hijackinвЂ, tank destroyinвЂ, missile evadinвЂ, air divinвЂ, chaos risinвЂ mayhem. ThatвЂ™s where the story ends, at least thatвЂ™s where it shouldвЂ™ve end.Д«ut, Avalanche execs demanded more Just Cause, so here we have the fourth installment. After having deposed several ruthless dictators around the world, Rico set on to liberate his own home country of Medici. Well, IвЂ™m gonna do you one better вЂ“ why does JC4 even exist? Looking back at previous releases, it feels like the journey of our favorite firestarter Rico Rodriguez has come to a natural conclusion by the end of JC3. You might be asking, why am I writing a review for a 3+ years old game that received a lukewarm welcome and was pretty much forgotten right from the get-go.

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