Summary
Just Cause 3: Mech Land Assault is the second PDLC pack from the Air, Land & Sea Expansion pass. Infiltrate the mysterious secret island of Lacrima to liberate rebels held prisoner by the ruthless soldiers of the Black Hand. Hijack powerful Mechs and use their incredible Gravity Weapon to hurl and smash the enemy into pieces.
This content pack includes a brand new island, missions, challenges, two heavily armed Mechs equipped with the GRIP Gravity Weapon, the Bavarium Power Core energy rifle and a Rebel Mech buddy, all of which can be carried over into the main game.
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Just Cause 3: Mech Land Assault Reviews & Ratings
Mech Land Assault falls completely flat. The mechs are great, but they also make missions and liberating towns way too easy (the same way the jetpack made flying way too easy and thereby less interesting). There are only two missions, both of which are completely bland. Oh, and also you're forced to liberate the entire DLC island because if there is one thing that people were clamoring for, it was more town liberations. Good lord, is this season pass over yet?
Just Cause 3: Mech Land Assault is a fun little add-on for Avalanche Studios’ latest sandbox adventure, but considering the overall lack of content and its relatively steep price point, you might need to be really desperate to get back into Just Cause 3 if you’re using this as your excuse. Still, what is here is enjoyable, and much better balanced than what we saw in Sky Fortress, showing Avalanche Studios is at least moving in the right direction with this post-launch content—and giving me hope for the final chapter in the three-part DLC season pass.
Mech Land Assault is the best DLC that Just Cause 3 has. It has lots of new features and a new huge map. However, its missions are really simple and its duration too short.
Definitely unique. It's more of a DLC than an expansion, but the new Mech challenges grant you some upgraded powers to unlock. It doesn't completely overhaul the game like Sky Fortress, but it contains excellent additions that simply beg you to try them out for the excitement factor alone.
| Release Date | June 3, 2016 |
| Publisher | Avalanche Studios, Square Enix |
| Content Rated | M (Mature) |
| Game Modes | Single player |
| Player Perspectives | Third person |
| Genres | Adventure |
| Themes | Action, Sandbox, Open world |
| Platforms | PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4, Xbox One |
