Just Cause 3 is known as one of the most destructive games of the generation, preceding that of the previous installment. Given the right conditions, there will be more features to look out for in terms of optimizing the visuals in the chaotic masterpiece by Avalanche Studios.
According to Coming Soon, a new trailer was recently launched by Square Enix and Avalanche Studios that showcased more of the destruction and mayhem that the fans are looking out for. In the footage, fans firmly see the utter chaos that is being created out of the many stages in the game, and the cohesive force of Avalanche Studios and Square Enix have declared just how much effort is being put to the table.
Reported by Techno Buffalo, maximizing the PC's settings will produce the most appealing possible experience for Just Cause 3. Though there aren't any specs disclosed yet for the PC version, the graphics look mighty impressive as of the moment.
Square Enix was quoted stating, "Avalanche Studios have been busy squeezing every last drop of power out of their proprietary engine for the upcoming release of Just Cause 3 on December 1st. The game can be seen firing on all cylinders, with all settings turned to overkill in this video running at a 4K resolution here."
It was also delivered Game Spot that the new footage currently ran on 2160p resolution support. This is initially four times the 1080p resolution, which is surely one attribute that will push the boundaries of enjoyment further forward. Console users, however, may not be able to relate to the said feature, as the PlayStation 4 version will run on 1080p, whereas the Xbox will have a somewhat inferior 900p.
Just Cause 3 has not fallen short of being one of the most awaited expansions that Avalanche Studios and Square Enix has worked on. Now that the various versions of the game have their own resolutions to take note of, gamers are in for more explosions, gunfire and dismantled objects that will surely become eye-candy. Just Cause 3 is set to launch on December 1st.
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