Checkpoint races add bonuses to vehicles, such as turbo boosts. Demolition challenges provide Gears towards your grenades.
These mini-games aren't as optional as you might think, since they're the only way to earn Gears, the currency needed to level up your abilities and gadgets. You may unlock a new vehicle or weapon, as well as standalone challenges. Once you've met all the requirements for liberating a location, it becomes free and offers various benefits. All of these "Chaos Items" are marked with a red stripe, and you quickly become adept at spotting them. Detonating fuel tanks, crippling electrical generators and even demolishing gigantic radar spires and dishes are all required. Military installations, on the other hand, range from small guard outposts to vast, sprawling bases. Towns can be liberated by destroying propaganda billboards and loudspeakers, and by taking control of the corrupt local police stations. That's a bad thing.Īs in previous Just Cause games, Di Ravello's grip on Medici must be weakened by freeing the land piece by piece. He's also using Bavarium, a volatile element found only on Medici's sprawling islands, to build world-changing weapons. He's a dictator in the classic style, right down to his crisp white military uniform, bushy facial hair and habit of executing underlings who disappoint him. Rico has returned to Medici, his birthplace, to help his childhood friend Mario rid the land of General Sebastian Di Ravello. Secret tombs, audio logs from Di Ravello, rebel shrines and buried parts are the collectibles. This is a game where getting from place to place in a car - or, heaven forbid, on foot - is doing it wrong.
Once mastered, you can grapple and glide across vast distances. It's not flight in the sense of Superman, of course, but his controlled glide is generous in range and easily triggered with a single button press. He can absorb ridiculous amounts of damage, all the better to line up those wacky tether gags he can fall from an exploding helicopter without breaking every bone in his body, and with his wingsuit he can now "fly". The "dictator removal specialist" is now more superhero than guerrilla fighter, even if his newly bearded face makes him look like Nick Knowles from daytime TV classic DIY SOS. And, unlike too many other games which draw you in with cool stuff only to take it away and make you earn it all back, Rico Rodriguez gets to keep pretty much everything he is given in this relentless opening salvo. Just Cause 3 is a game that literally cannot wait to show off its toys.
Then a wingsuit that lets you swoop at high speed across the countryside of Medici. Then you're introduced to your new tether weapon, which lets you attach two objects together and yank them towards each other.
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