
Just Cause™ 3: Multiplayer Mod
Just Cause 3 Multiplayer mod is a free fan-created project bringing an explosive and highly-customizable multiplayer.
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Just Cause 3 Multiplayer mod is a free fan-created project bringing an explosive and highly-customizable multiplayer to the critically acclaimed action sandbox game. Get ready for countless hours of hilarious brawls, stunts and races with hundreds of other players!
For a more detailed list of the current options and instructions on how to install and play the mod, please see our FAQ on the Steam discussion board.
We at Nanos are an enthusiastic team of coders from Germany, Austria and the UK who have worked towards releasing Just Cause 3 Multiplayer for more than a year. Our goal is to bring multiplayer to the next level by allowing the players themselves to build upon our work!
KEY FEATURES:
Battle, race, chase and play tag with fighter jets with up to hundreds of players per server.
Enjoy community created gamemodes, ensuring a constantly evolving play set.
Countless hours of fun including racing, deathmatch, skydiving, freeroam, etc.
Don’t see the game mode you want? Make one!
State-of-the-art synchronisation helps reduce lag to a minimum.