The modding team behind an upcoming multiplayer mod for Just Cause 4 has shared a new gameplay trailer for it. This trailer will give you a glimpse of what you can expect from it. So, if you are a fan of this series, you should definitely check it out.
Just Cause 4 came out in December 2018 and it felt like a step back from Just Cause 3. At least in my opinion. In this new JC game, you assume the role of rogue agent Rico Rodriguez, who journeys to Solis. You will strap into your wingsuit, equip your fully customizable grappling hook, and get ready to bring the thunder.
As its title suggests, this mod will allow you to play Just Cause 4 with your friends. However, this isn’t a co-op mod. In other words, you won’t be able to play the game’s campaign with your friends. Instead, you will be able to explore the world and create activities that can be played with more than one player.
The team plans to release the first version of the mod later this year. Right now, there is no specific ETA on when that will be. In theory, we should get it in late 2025.
In the teaser trailer, I noticed that some parts were a little out of sync. Still, the fact that we’re getting a working multiplayer mode in a game that was meant to be single-player is amazing. It really shows how important mods are for all kinds of games. Mods can completely change how a game is played, add brand-new features, and even make it feel like a whole new experience. This also proves just how creative and skilled modders can be when they put their minds to something.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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