Square Enix's Just Cause: Mobile has been delayed into next year due to the pandemic.
Just Cause: Mobile, a mobile spin-off game set in the Just Cause universe, was originally scheduled to launch this year on Android and iOS devices. However, a tweet from the Just Cause: Mobile Twitter account has announced that the game has been delayed into 2022.
We have an important Just Cause: Mobile announcement to share. pic.twitter.com/zYW8csSSUs
— Just Cause: Mobile (@justcausemobile) July 12, 2021
Not to worry though, the team did state that it will continue to provide updates on the game via their social media accounts. So we’ll definitely be seeing more of the game soon.
Just Cause®: Mobile is a free-to-play action-shooter set in the explosive Just Cause universe and designed exclusively for mobile. The game consists of an action-packed story campaign, competitive multiplayer, and 4 player Co-Op missions. For the first time in the series, players will not be playing the series' main protagonist Rico Rodriguez. Instead, players will be able to create and design their own characters to their liking.
Many games have been delayed due to the pandemic as well. Games like Gran Turismo 7 and Sifu were also affected leaving gamers no choice but to wait. Patience is a virtue. A virtue even gamers have to learn.
Watch the trailer for the game right here:
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