Just cause is a free roaming game series where you can blow up anything you feel like between or during missions.
The main part of the game is to liberate the locals by overthrowing the dictator of the area. You do this by destroying infrastructure.
You are equipped with a selection of weaponry, explosives as well as a grapple and parachutes.
There is also a wide variety of vehicles to choose, from cars to trucks to tanks to boats to helicopters to jets.
The map has over 1000km of space to explore.
By creating chaos you unlock more weapons, vehicles and missions.
As you cause chaos you gain heat, which is how hard the local military is after you.
Just cause sold over 1 million copies by April 2009, it was released in 2006. Just cause 2 sold over 7 million copies by September 2013, it was released in 2010, out performing the first just cause by a factor of 7.
The just cause game locations are based off of real world locations (the Caribbean, southeast asia and the Mediterranean).
The just cause series is named after the real life US invasion of Panama, called Operation: Just cause
Just Cause got mixed reviews with people feeling it was rushed and repetitive. Just Cause 2 was one of the most popular games at the time with high ratings across the board.
There is an island in the game that is a reference to lost that sinks boats and knocks aircraft out of the sky.
There is an island in the game that is a reference to lost that sinks boats and knocks aircraft out of the sky.
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