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Wanna See Humans Get Tied To Rockets In Just Cause 3?

Thanks to that hugely diverse and wildly entertaining grappling hook in Just Cause 3 , you really can fly. Basically.

But it's a lot funnier when you make other virtual humans fly.

For example, see what YouTuber Corps Peau Rate decided to do with a bunch of NPCs: In the newly posted video "Rico's Space Program or 13 Human Rockets Blasting Off and More!" Rico attaches boosters and tethers to the Medici citizens and sends them flying into the ionosphere. And this launching program goes well beyond people, as he also launches a cow, a boat and a Port-A-Potty.

See, this is the kind of wild and crazy fun you can have if you're inventive, and you have access to certain freedom-oriented games and imaginary tools. If you want more unbridled creativity, check out the giant Jenga game one fan created in Avalanche's off-the-wall action title.

Related Game(s): Just Cause 3

Woah…The World’s Coolest Jenga Puzzle In Just Cause 3

Hey, remember Jenga? You know, one of those games we used to play without a video screen?

Well, you can play it on a screen this time, and in the most unlikely place: Just Cause 3 .

A new video from YouTube user teamcream (as spotted by Game Informer ) shows how you can actually play the classic stacking game by using shipping crates, which you then pull out by using that super handy grappling hook. In order to take the removed "blocks" and return them to the top, the user tethered the crates to a helicopter and flew them up. Nifty, huh? Said the creator in the video's description:

"It took a long time to build, and much longer than expected to come down. It worked better than I anticipated."

As you might expect, this really was a lengthy and tedious process but at the end, we're all treated to the ultimate Jenga fail: When the entire structure is pulled over. Of course, as Just Cause 3 doesn't offer multiplayer of any kind, you could only play this massive and admittedly very slow version of Jenga locally by passing the controller back and forth.