What a strange predicament this game finds itself in. On release it's just Ubislop with a famous actor tie-in plagued with microtransactions and everything you've come to expect from a Far Cry game. An initial $60 price tag shortly after the $10 price hike became the norm for "AAA" games in 2020. Should you buy this at $60? Absolutely not. Is there a $60 game's worth of work that went into this? Yeah I think so. Which brings us to where we are at now, a whopping $10 when on sale at the time of writing this, and when I feel decent-minded people are actually buying this. Obviously there's meddling that goes on during the development of these things, because it's a competent game mechanically, by feel, and was enjoyable start to finish, but isn't necessarily presented as such.


The game's value may be $60, but is it worth $60? How do you get by without pandering or being backed by a company worth nearly a billion dollars? The answer is "just make a good game," but today, in the dynamic of AAA games funded by a publisher, a good game (in this context) is oft unheard of. Oh and the game is OK.

wtf was that ending. Far Cry 5 was much better

This Game feels like im in a dream, i cant run fast, i cant aim fast im nearly bodily retarded.