Just Cause Reviews

best start for the game series

one of my best childhood games

The game shows it's age, a lot. Don't like it.

Incredibly Classic and Fun, I Still Have Memories With This One From The Past...😍👍

Played a little over an hour of this game and it made me realize just how terribly g@¥ modern games have become No morality system or over the top puzzles No "collect 10 flowers, help 5 grandmas cross the street and kick Macron's wife in the balls to unlock the secret ultimate true good ending" You run and shoot and run and shoot and do all sorts of zany acrobatics The story is also straight forward and doesn't try to be overly the top complex Even thought it's dated i recommend it wholeheartedly Note: Make sure you don't save on the same slot always and always either else you might get stucked in the worst circumstances as the game doesn't have individual chapter selection/loading and have to play the game again from the start 9 Justs outta 10 Causes Note: To play at a higher res paste /width=1920 /height=1080 into the launch options

HELI=HELL the 1 thing stopping me from giving this a good review is the helicopters if they did 1/2 or 1/4 of the damage that they currently do this game would be a 4/5 (it would be a 5/5 if you could grapple onto anything)

Very fun Game to play. Didnt get too far into the story but just gonna watch a youtube video on it. moving on to just cause 2

I wanted to play the game for nostalgia's shake, however, it's unplayable on my current PC. 12 hours in and the game gets stuck on a certain mission and exits on its own to the desktop. Plus there is a bug where I couldn't drive any of the cool agency's vehicles. The map is huge and the gameplay gets repetitive after a while mostly due to the big distances between missions. The graphics are really nice considering the year that this game was released.

I expected this to be bad, but it's actually a pretty good time. There is a level of freedom to this chaos one can't help but adore. It's old yet still very playable, with a kind of unpolished brilliance that modern games rarely capture. The jank, rather than being a flaw, becomes part of the experience, making even failure entertaining. It’s the kind of game that doesn’t care about perfection; it just hands you a sandbox of insanity and says, go have fun. And somehow, against all odds, it works.

We can't judge a 2005 game with 2025 standards. Actually, it was pretty fun at that time.