Just Cause 4 Œufs de Pâques sur PC

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License Plate Names

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There are license plates in the game that read JC7 C4US, others that read 4VA LNCH, and others that read 5QR 3N1X. These are references to Just Cause (the game/series), Avalanche Studios (the developer), and Square Enix (the publisher), respectively.

Getting Over It With Bennett Foddy

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Near the eastern edge of the Picos Helados region, you can find a cauldron and a hammer/pickaxe. If you interact with it, Rico will end up stuck in the cauldron and you’ll be forced to use the hammer to move around. As you play through this side-scrolling level, game designer Bennett Foddy will provide narration about easter eggs, the game, and more.

This is a massive reference to his indie game Getting Over It With Bennett Foddy, in which the gameplay is exactly like that, including the narration.

Toy Car Vehicle

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If you go to the city of Quya in the northeast of Solís and search the section of the city above the stadium, you can find a small toy car. However, even though it looks like a toy, it’s actually possible to use it like any other vehicle in the game. It’s almost incredibly fast, to the point where it’s difficult to control.

Jurassic Park reference

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In the northeast Delta Rio Wanay area, you can find an abandoned facility with a logo that says “Project Solisian Amber.” This facility is modeled after the velociraptor compound from Jurassic Park, and the logo is a nod to the amber the dinosaur DNA was found in. Signs warn of dinosaurs, and if you interact with the console, you hear the “magic word” line from Jurassic Park.

Mile High Club

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The Mile High Club (which is itself named after a slang reference to having sex on an airplane) that appeared in Just Cause 2 and Just Cause 3 returns again here in the Umina area. There are returning characters, references to Just Cause 3’s Panau Sonic company (which is also a nod to the company Panasonic), and other little references to the Just Cause series itself.

Take On Me

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In the Abundancia area, go to the Vista Futura city and enter the partly-built building, where you’ll be able to hear the song “Take On Me” from the pop band A-Ha playing. If you go downstairs, you’ll find yourself in a rendition of the song’s pencil sketch style video.

Cow Gun (Location and Effects)

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Northeast of Vaivenes, you can find a special gun outside a farmhouse. This is the cow gun. If you shoot someone with it, they will turn into a bipedal, humanoid cow. They will continue to behave as though they are humor. Using the cow gun’s alt fire, you can also turn Rico into a cow.

The cow gun may also double as a reference (or at least a follow-up) to the DK Pistol from Just Cause 3, which had a similar humorous effect.

While the cow gun normally has no effect against non-humans, if you shoot a cow with the cow gun, the cow will turn into a human—specifically Di Ravello from Just Cause 3, who will continue to walk on all fours like a cow.

PUGB frying pan

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In the Abundancia area, go to Don Hector village and you can find a frying pan and a small crate on a balcony. These are both references to PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds. While you can’t do anything with the crate, the frying pan can be used as a melee weapon.

Now, when you die or quit the game, you will lose the frying pan. However, it should respawn at the same location, so you can return to the village to get the frying pan again if you want.

Developer's Dog

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The dog at El Abismo is modeled after one of the developer’s dogs.

Visit the Moon (Both Moons)

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In the Quacha area, you can find an area of the mountain that looks different than the rest and is marked with an X. If you blow it up, you can access a tunnel. The tunnel leads you to a room where scientists are talking, surrounded by glass panels. On the other side, there is the moon. If you destroy enough of the glass, you can jump through and land on the small moon. You can walk around on it, or also fly around it (since the area has low/no gravity), and there is also a flag on the moon.

There is also a second small moon floating out above the middle of the ocean, near a section with some floating rocks.

In addition to being a fun Easter egg, these moons may also be a reference to an interview ahead of Just Cause 3 in which the developers said the only thing too crazy for the Just Cause series would be Rico going to the moon, which itself was a reference to the James Bond movie Moonraker.

(Note: the player in the first video below is playing as a cow due to using the cow gun.)

Ride of the Valkyries

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While fighting in a helicopter, Rico will start humming “Ride of the Valkyries.” This also occurred in Just Cause 2 and Just Cause 3.

Laugh Track

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If you shoot the clown poster behind the dumpster at the Joya Del Sol amusement park, it will trigger a laugh track that plays whenever Rico is falling or crashing. This effect will remain active until you disable it from the audio settings.

(Note: even restarting won’t disable the laugh track. It must be handled from the options menu.)

Paper Goats

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On the mountain in the eastern side of the Quachas area, there are three large goat statues that appear to be made out of paper or foil. Paper sheep can also be found in another area.

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