Earlier in the month, Square Enix reported a disappointing third financial quarter thanks to Just Cause 4 underperforming, and a slump in their mobile game sales. Further details about the quarter have now been made public, and the developer is reacting to them. In the wake of publishing the transcript for a quarterly teleconference, Square Enix has indicated that it …

Square Enix has revealed their earnings and financial figures for the third quarter of the 2018 financial year. While they have good news when it comes to selling games, making an actual profit has been difficult. The major headline of the report is that the company saw a drastic increase in sales numbers. Third quarter earnings of 2018 are up …

Just Cause 4 may be a maniacal sandbox full of explosions and action, but it’s a world that feels dull, repetitive and hollow inside as it missed the mark on being the perfect vehicle for some much-needed Christmas Catharsis.

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After their latest humiliating defeat, a squad of wounded Black Hand soldiers attempt to explain to their leader, Gabriela Morales, how they managed to get beaten by just one man -- Rico Rodriguez.

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This year, the festive game that I’ve got my eye on is Just Cause 4. It’s a series that is all about explosions, mayhem and delivering the biggest slap possible to the face of Newtonian physics. And also story apparently!