Just Cause 3: Graphics and Gameplay

Just Cause 3 Gameplay Full of Dramatic and Destruction:

 At the start of december, Square Enix released the newest installment by Avalanche Studios, Just Cause 3. This is an open world, third person RPG in which you get to depose a dictator in Latin America. The game is comparable to the very popular Grand Theft Auto series in many ways. We tested the game with 23 different graphics cards to get an indication of the performance on Full HD, WQHD and Ultra HD.
In Just Cause 3 you play as Rico Rodriguez, a kind of action hero who has to depose the dictator ruling the Latin-American island of Panau. This story is clearly secondary to the action elements of the game. Like its predecessors, Just Cause 3 is not exactly realistic, but it does look very good graphically. According to the developer, the open world would be 1000 km2 in real life. On top of that there are a lot of overpowered tools which provide a plethora of activities. For example, the grappling hook has a lot of uses -- fast transport, but also lifting cars and buses into the air. Next to the grappling hook you have a parachute which has infinite use, and disappears into your backpack at the moment you choose to put it away.
As opposed to the earlier Just Cause installments, this version has been developed by the New York-based Avalanche Studios. It is not known yet which version of the Avalanche engine this game uses, but it's probably the same version we saw in Mad Max earlier. Remarkable, since we will see that Mad Max was optimized well, which is much less the case with Just Cause 3. 
Game-reviewers are largely positive about the game: the average score on Metacritic is 74/100. Players are a bit more negative: the user score is only 5.1/10. Steam players are in between: 66% of the reviewing players have had positive experiences. The main complaint is that the game hasn't been optimized well enough yet.
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