Just Cause: Mobile Free-to-Play Action Shooter Announced at The Game Awards

Just Cause: Mobile has been introduced at The Game Awards and it’s an isometric action-shooter set within the Just Cause universe. The Just Cause recreation collection launched its first eponymous title again in 2006 on PC and consoles, and the most recent iteration – Just Cause 4 – got here out in 2018. Now, publishers Square Enix have introduced a cell model of the sport that can be free-to-play. It can be launched on iOS and Android units subsequent yr, and no actual launch date has been shared but.

Just Cause: Mobile can be set within the Just Cause universe and Square Enix states it has been solely designed for mobiles. The recreation has an action-packed story marketing campaign, aggressive multiplayer that helps as much as 30 gamers, 4 participant Co-Op missions, and extra. It is powered by Unreal Engine Four and can be free-to-play, with in-app purchases. Square Enix will share extra particulars concerning the in-app purchases within the coming months on Just Cause Mobile social media channels.

Just Cause franchise has been created by Avalanche Studios and revealed by Square Enix. However, the cell model isn’t being developed by Avalanche Studios, however by a devoted group inside Square Enix. The official web site states the sport can be launched on iOS and Android units in 2021. The group has not shared a precise launch date.

The recreation was showcased at The Game Awards 2020 that introduced loads of bulletins. The Last of US Part II received Game of the Year, greatest Game Direction, greatest Narrative, greatest Audio Design, greatest Performance (Laura Bailey), and extra. Elden Ring received the Most Anticipated Game award, Ghost of Tsushima received greatest Art Direction, and No Man’s Sky was the winner of greatest Ongoing Game award. In phrases of cell video games, Among Us received the very best Mobile Game award and the very best Multiplayer Game award.

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