Just Cause 4’s story on the other hand is extremely plain. Especially towards the end of the game, the last few missions are certainly devastating and the final boss fight felt so legendary (I mean it took place in a freaking volcano). There are many huge turning points in the plot that dominate your emotions. It takes you on a proper breath-taking rollercoaster. Length aside, Just Cause 3’s story is way more riveting. On top of that, Just Cause 3 has additional DLC’s that you can purchase for a relatively low price, which will add a few more hours of gameplay with each DLC (The bavarium sea heist was my personal favourite). Whereas for Just Cause 3, it took me roughly 19 hours. After a mere 12 hours of gameplay I had completed Just Cause 4’s campaign.

Just Cause 4 may have more content in the form of side missions thanks to its whopping 1080 square miles map compared to Just Cause 3’s 400 square miles, yet Just Cause 3’s campaign is surprisingly longer. All while traversing to the very ends of your vast and scenic playground. The underlying principle is the same, you go around destroying an evil dictators’ plans base by base until he has nothing left. The story mode for both games certainly takes you on an adventure. The question is which is better? Gameplay/Story: Just Cause 3 and Just Cause 4 are very ambitious games which definitely set the stage for its fans. Square Enix has dropped two massive bombs for the Just Cause franchise.

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