Christofer Sundberg, co-founder of Avalanche and creator of Just Cause, has shared the first screenshots from his next triple-A game. This new game will be an open-world title, created by Sundberg’s new studio, Liquid Swords.
Just Cause 3 was an amazing game that came out in 2015. Powered by the Avalanche Engine, Just Cause 3 packed some impressive graphics and explosions for its time. In fact, its sequel, Just Cause 4, felt like an inferior game and in some rare cases looked worse than it. And below, you can find … Continue reading Just Cause 3 in 8K/Extreme on NVIDIA RTX 3090 with Ray Tracing Reshade→
It appears that the founder and ex-chief creative officer of Sweden’s Avalanche studios Christofer Sundberg has set up a brand new development studio. Since departing from Avalanche in 2019, Sundberg went quiet about his next gaming career move.
Epic Games has announced that Just Cause 4 and Wheels of Aurelia are available for free on Epic Games Store. From today and until April 23rd, PC gamers can visit their EGS pages and acquire their free copies.
Square Enix has launched a free weekend for Just Cause 4. PC gamers can go ahead, download, and play Just Cause 4 Reloaded for free on Steam until November 11th. Do note that this is a free-to-play weekend, meaning that you won’t be able to play the game after November 11th.
Reshade is a tool that can significantly improve the visuals of your games. Seriously, this is something that most PC gamers should be using. Why you may ask? But because it can make your current-gen games look like next-gen remasters.
Avalanche has released a new major update for Just Cause 4. According to the team, the Spring Update improves world lighting, with global lighting presets being tuned and materials modified to provide better visibility to players and make the world look more vibrant.
Avalanche Studios has released a new, and highly anticipated, PC patch for Just Cause 4. According to the team, this patch brings performance improvements, as well as visual improvements to the water, vegetation and the game’s anti-aliasing system.
Avalanche Studios has released a brand new patch for Just Cause 4. This second PC patch is 2.9GB in size and focuses on fixing the most common crashes PC users were experiencing. As such, this update brings major stability improvements and packs a rendering fix when disabling Ambient Occlusion Graphics option.