Just Cause 3: Bavarium Sea Heist DLC Out Now

JUST CAUSE 3: BAVARIUM SEA HEIST DLC AVAILABLE NOW

Brand New Gameplay Trailer Available Now

SYDNEY, 12^th August 2016 – Square Enix® and Avalanche Studios™ today announced that JUST CAUSE 3®: BAVARIUM SEA HEIST™, the third and final content pack of the AIR, LAND & SEA Expansion Pass, is now available to all expansion pass holders, and will go on sale as a separate add-on for everyone else from August 18^th.

“Our aim with the Air, Land & Sea Expansion Pass was to completely alter the way players tackle the game and we’ve achieved just that,” said Marcus Andrews, Lead Designer of the Air, Land & Sea content at Avalanche Studios. “Each of the three packs of new tools allows the player to wreak havoc in fresh, creative, and unique ways that ensures both new and existing fans of Just Cause 3 will have hours of additional content and an enormous number of ways to approach any situation”.

Brave the dangerous waters of West Medici in your new rocket boat and infiltrate the Stingray, a mysterious research facility, home of the rarest and strongest weapon ever created by the Eden Corporation. This content pack includes a brand new location to explore, missions, a new challenge type, the heavily armed rocket boat and the devastating “Eden Spark” lightning gun.

· Liberate the Medici coastal waters of Scolio, home to Eden Research stations and the mysterious “Stingray” base.

· Drive the deadly rocket boat “Loochador”, using its multi-lock missile launchers and miniguns to defeat the formidable Black Hand Fleet.

· Infiltrate the Stingray base to steal the deadly “Eden Spark” lightning gun and unleash elemental death on your enemies in all new storyline and missions.

· Power up the Eden Spark further with mods earned in the “Boat Invader” challenge.

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