Just Cause (Xbox 360) Reviews

Seeing previews of this game actually encouraged me to buy an Xbox 360, and in the end the game didn't turn out perfect but it was still the right choice. If you're reading this you no doubt know the background of the game, it's aim etc it's written in most other reviews and on most games sites. I would like to point out what I liked ...  Read the complete review

As a big fan of 'Sandbox' games (in the same mould as both the Grand Theft Auto and Saints Row series) I was interested to give this game a try, despite my first impressions leading me to believe it could be a very good, solid game, I was terribly disappointed by the lack of variation in this game. I have to say Just Cause is probably a ...  Read the complete review

About: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rico Rodriguez is a CIA agent, ready to cause havoc in the lands of a Spanish dictator. Help out your buddies to free lands and territories that have been ruled by the Spanish police. Game ...  Read the complete review

Just Cause is a fantastic and unique game for the Xbox 360. I was first tempted to buy this when I played the demo and was intrigued by the stunts you can pull off and the extensive scenery. You play as a secret agent working to overthrow the goverment. The game isn't very long in terms of main story missions but the story is simple and effective ...  Read the complete review

One of the first games that was available on the Xbox 360, Just Cause is highly impressive on paper. Freeform sandbox gameplay? Check. A huge island to roam around, bigger than basically anything seen before on a game? Check. Beautiful next gen graphics with the mandatory pretty vegitation? Check. Superb levels of interaction, allowing you to ...  Read the complete review

Just Cause is an amazing game, which I always have the urge to play. It's a great game to just mess around on and purely have fun. This game is well-known for the amazing stunts you can pull off as well as the stunning graphics. You are a secret agent working to over-throw the government for a revolution. There are only 21 missions in ...  Read the complete review

Just cause is an action title for the Microsoft Xbox360 games console. In this game you play as a man called Rico who is working for some rebels to overthrow the corrupt government of the island. The island's this game is based in is absolutely huge, it takes an absolute age to get from one side to the other! There are lots ...  Read the complete review

Just Cause is a game not dissimilar to GTA, it has the same free roam/mission based structure and if you get bored of the missions you can just go and shoot a few civilians, or start parachuting, if you get really bored, or just sadistic, you can start paragliding and then initiate a free fall to your characters death. In the game you are a ...  Read the complete review

Just Cause is quite an endless game, but it gets rather tedious despite this. There is loads you CAN do, but it is all very repetitive and tedious. The graphics are simply amazing though and it gives the Xbox 360 a good reputation for this. The game is based in some Spanish city called San Esperito. The game is very tropical and makes ...  Read the complete review

'Viva la revolution' - a common quote you will hear throughout this brilliant game. This game should be advertising the Xbox 360. Why? This game has the most incredible, scenic, picturesque graphics I have ever known a game to have. The gameplay is just wild, and so unique with stunts being a natural part of the game. If you like jumping around ...  Read the complete review

Ever the tight fisted one, I waited nearly a year before Just Cause became affordable enough (I resent paying £40+ for a game) to justify a purchase. Just Cause recently shot for a limited period to around £10 on some online entertainment websites, namely in my case Play.com. You play Rico, a mercenary who takes up a series of missions ...  Read the complete review

Just Cause is the biggest game I've ever played on, the map stretches on and on and on forever, it has a beautiful island landscape, there is lots of lush vegetation and scenery as well as lots of sun, sea and sand. Although the map is unbelievably big and the biggest I've ever seen in a game it doesn't really detract from the gameplay although ...  Read the complete review

Just Cause is like Grand Theft Auto. It's a lot like Grand Theft Auto. Luckily, Grand Theft Auto is good and this game doesn't disappoint. A massive enviroment to explore, easily bigger than Oblivion, is one of this games major strong points. With such a huge landscape, you need to be able to travel easily. Cars, bikes, buses, boats, ...  Read the complete review

Ragdoll Physics, Sandbox Gaming, Open Environments. These are all recent buzzwords that computer games have taken on to describe how they play. The problem is that after one game successfully implements them and sells millions of copies another 50 games come out that are essentially clones. So what is the most copied game of the past 5 years? ...  Read the complete review

Just Cause for the XBox360. You are a field specialist operative dropped into the government state of San Esperito in south America. This state is suspected of stockpiling weapons of mass destruction. This tropical paradise is ready to explode on screen as various factions try for power. I have so far played one of the demo's for this ...  Read the complete review