Just Cause 2 Multiplayer only supports a single server at present, but its creators plan to include third-party server support with the official release. All you need is a copy of Just Cause 2, currently priced at $15, and a registration with the mod’s website to access the client. Unlike previous versions of the beta, this weekend’s release introduces a Steam authentication system to ensure non-pirated copies of the game are being used. Just Cause 2 Multiplayer‘s beta begins at about 4:00 AM EST, at which point the client will be made available for download. Starting Saturday morning, anyone with a copy of Just Cause 2 on Steam and an internet connection can join the mod’s 48 hour beta test, and enjoy all the chaos that will inevitably ensue. The mod isn’t quite ready for its final release, but developers are hoping PC gamers can put it through the paces this weekend. At least that’s the impression I get from the Just Cause 2 Multiplayer PC mod, which allows hundreds of players to team-up, or kill each other, at any given moment. Sure, having multiple players in solo environments can break gameplay, but you also might have an absolute blast along the way.
PC gamers can soon hookshoot their way into the vehicles (and faces) of other players.Īs much as I enjoy single-player sandbox games, there’s something to be said for taking on massive worlds with friends.
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