The singular land mass feels large at first, but Just Cause 4 has a super quick fast travel system so you’ll find traversing the map to be quite easy later in the game. It is however where the final battle takes place, so that’s another similarity! Players will find hidden caves, small cities, villages and plenty of Black Hand bases to destroy. All that was missing was a giant volcano in the middle, but instead that’s where you’ll find the snowy peaks of Solis.
One large landmass with different biomes around the edges, including a barren desolate area in the north west. The map in Just Cause 4 actually reminded us of The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. There are plenty of other memorable characters along the way though, and though parts of the story are fun with light-hearted jokes thrown in along the way, a lot of it is silly. While we thought Gabriella was going to play a more active role throughout the story, she doesn’t actually appear again until the end which was disappointing. The rest of the game is basically a hunt to find her and destroy the artificial weather systems that are plaguing the island. A formidable foe, she basically vows to kill everyone that gets in her way and then disappears on a helicopter when Rico starts killing everyone that gets in his way.
Kicking off the game, you’re quickly confronted with antagonist and leader of the Black Hand in Solis Gabriella Morales.
GABY SOLIS PRESTE MOVIE
With an all-new customisable grappling hook, extreme weather events, ancient ruins to explore and a movie being filmed in the middle of the war-zone, Just Cause 4 is ambitious, but is it all just a superficial mess? Head to Solis, a fictional island with a South American theme, in search of the truth regarding the death of Rico’s father, and team up with some familiar faces as you bring the Army of Chaos to the battlefield that is Just Cause 4. Rico Rodriguez is back for another stab at the Black Hand, and this time they mean business with the help of artificial extreme weather events.
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