Far Cry is a series that continues to impress time and time again, bringing in terrifying villains who defy the world we know, giving us more than just a small chip on their shoulder, but a true sense of real-world terror. The Mandalorian and Breaking Bad actor Giancarlo Esposito set to play the main antagonist.
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Pros:
+Extremely well-designed gameplay that balances free roam and story-based exploration rather well.
+Gunplay is the best it’s ever been causing shots to feel as if they have meaning.
+Characters are well rounded and developed, easily making them relatable to someone you may know in real life.
+Companions are actually enjoyable to obtain and even more entertaining to have around.
Con:
-Money earned is problematic as it does emphasize upon players taking time to fish and hunt or playing the Far Cry Arcade.
Since Far Cry released on PC, I’ve taken to the wild adventures Ubisoft has put before me, often lying traps where my enemies can’t see them, shooting large groups of hostile forces, commandeering a vehicle when completely necessary and even taking the time to enjoy the splendors of the worlds put before me. It’s the go-to engine that has always worked for the franchise and continues to do so even now.
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As we quickly approach the release of Far Cry 5, Ubisoft is once again ramping up their hype campaign for one of 2018’s most anticipated games, and over the next few days and weeks left until it launches, we have a massive surprise headed our way: a Far Cry 5 short- film known as Inside Eden’s Gate, that will give fans of the Far Cry series their first look inside the mind of cult leader Joseph Seed.