Just Cause 3 is a lot of fun. It’s one of those over-the-top, ridiculous sandbox games that allows you to strap bombs to a person’s face and use them as human rockets. It also has long load times. But not for much longer.

As much fun as Just Cause 2 was however, it was also a flawed game. And it looks like the latest sequel has inherited some of those imperfections.

Just Cause 3 embodies everything its learnt over two games while adding mechniacs to contradict them, creating a bit of a mixed bag as a result.

Want to see what liberating a twon means to mecenary Rico Rodriguez? Spoiler, stuff blows up. A lot of stuff.

Wondering just how well Just Cause 3 fairs on console? Seems as though the PS4 version at least manages to keep up with the mayhem Rico can cause.

Just Cause 3 certainly knows how to make an explosion or two look pretty. There’s a ton of destruction to sift through in any session of the game, which means that you’ll need a moderately beefy PC to handle all the carnage. Here’s the minimum and recommended specifications from Avalanche Studios.

In Just Cause 3, it looks like CIA agent Rico Rodriguez will be more than just an Al Pacino lookalike, as his past is revealed. Explosively, I’d assume.

Mad Max is at its best when you're behind the wheel of your Magnum Opus, and Avalanche understand that. That's why they've made physics that much better in a new patch.