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.

Just Cause 3 is still fun. Easily some of the most and bestest fun that I’ve had so far this year. There’s a tendency in gaming these days to focus purely on creation, while Just Cause 3 dive-bombs into the realm of absurd destruction instead. And I love it. Nothing relaxes me more than a quick jaunt to Medici and blowing up a military base or two. There’s something else that Just Cause 3 also has: Easter eggs. Medici is a massive map, and it hides many a secret. Including a certain sword that belongs to a spiky-haired chap.

The best way obviously employs the combination use of your grappling hook, parachute and wingsuit. But there’s also plenty of vehicles to strap yourself into as well, from bikes to cars, choppers and jets. To get your hands on them, you’re going to need to find and unlock said vehicles for your rebel drops. Here’s a handy list then, for most of them.

Just Cause 3 is out – and according to those who revel in wanton destruction of physically-based, virtual worlds, it’s a riot. It has been let down a little but a few technical issues though, with many players have had issues with bugs, glitches, unbearable load times and frame rate issues. Those are being fixed.

In the latest technical tests between the PlayStation 4 and the Xbox One it is once again the machine from Sony that is dominating and that has to now be of serious concern to Microsoft

Just Cause 3 is out today! Which platform is best for blowing everything up? Digital Foundry takes a closer look.

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.