Square Enix has canceled its upcoming free-to-play game Just Cause Mobile.
in a statement to VGCJust Cause global brand leader Anne-Loup Grobois-Favreau has confirmed that mobile action game development is currently on hold. “It is with great regret that we announce the end of development on Just Cause Mobile,” she said. “As of tomorrow, July 3, 2023, this game will no longer be listed on digital stores.”
Just Cause Mobile was previously available in Early Access, but the game has now been removed from the Google Play Store. It was supposed to go on sale later this year.
“It’s never easy to make an announcement like this, especially to fans who have been waiting for the release,” Grobois-Favreau said. “I would like to thank everyone for their support.”
Just Cause Mobile was announced at The Game Awards 2020, but has been postponed several times since the announcement. It is described as a top-down isometric shooter set within the Just Cause universe, with 30-player multiplayer and his 4-player co-op missions, plus a full story. was going to serve his campaign.
The premium currency, Blue Diamonds, was available for purchase during Early Access and is now fully refundable. “Please note that Blue Diamond purchased during regional early access will be fully refunded to your Google Play account on February 24, 2023.”
Just Cause 4 is the latest installment in the series, released in 2018, and fans have been anticipating a new Just Cause story leading up to the next mainline game in the upcoming mobile game.
IGN’s review of Just Cause 4 gave it a score of 7.9/10 and stated: Compared to Just Cause 3, improvements are spread across its beautiful open world, but generally smaller. So blowing up yet another dictator’s army is the same kind of mindless explosive fun and physics-based comedy that the series is built on, but with a new weather system and fighting mods in combat. Not very useful for embedding. As a result, I was clearly left with a sense of “more of the same”. “
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