I like how Ubisoft has added a toggleable on-screen controls pop-up for the vehicles, so you can quickly check the controls without having to pause and open up the menus. The handling of the vehicles, especially the planes and helicopters, has been simplified so that you can get on with driving or piloting them with ease, and most have passenger and/or gunner seats, so you can take a co-op friend along for the ride. There’s a large variety of cars, trucks, horses, boats, planes and helicopters that you can commandeer, and if you take these to the call-in points they’ll be available whenever you need them. Additionally, there are loads of quick-play activities to mix up the action: Dotted around the map are treasure hunts, exotic animals to hunt, fishing spots (fishing is pretty basic, like in Red Dead Redemption 2, but still relaxing and enjoyable), Gran Premios (checkpoint races in various vehicles), checkpoints to capture, military bases to overthrow (basically kill everyone, then find a keycard or similar to access the rewards) and more.Ĭonsidering this is such a big map, it could have been a bit of a chore to navigate, but Ubisoft has made it extremely easy to get around. Yaran stories are more in-depth side missions with a bit of story attached to them linking into the main quest-line. Much like the rest of Ubi’s open-world games, though, there is a huge amount of side content to get through. Before taking down Anton Castillo, you need to recruit the resistance groups of Yara to Libertad and overthrow Anton’s commanders in the three main regions of Yara. After the opening scenes (which we won’t spoil, but which have a brilliant monologue by Giancarlo Esposito), you join up with the Libertad (resistance). The main driving force behind the game is completing story missions, and if you only focus on this, you could probably rush through to the end in around 20-30 hours. If you’ve played any Far Cry games before, you know exactly what to expect. These are her people and her lands (I played with a female Dani), so her involvement feels more natural and plays into the narrative well. To me, this makes a lot more sense in the context of the game. This time, though, rather than playing the role of a character unwittingly caught up in the action, your character, Dani Rojas, is indigenous to the country of Yara Dani has suffered first-hand under the rule of Anton Castillo (brilliantly portrayed by Giancarlo Esposito). At its heart, it still looks and plays just like the rest of the games in the series, but they have refined and polished the experience, as well as changed a few significant core gameplay features (for better and worse).įar Cry 6 still follows the simple and classic formula – a maniacal dictator needs stopping, and you’re the person for the job.
Ubisoft’s newest entry into the Far Cry franchise isn’t without a few minor flaws, but I really appreciate how they haven’t just copy-pasted the gameplay mechanics and slapped on a fresh coat of paint.
If there’s one thing you can rely on, though, it’s the arrival of a new Far Cry game every few years to remind us that there is still a place for a compelling narrative, over-the-top set pieces, well-executed stealth mechanics, a sprawling sandbox map to explore, and outstanding gunplay. Over the past few years, there has been a distinct lack of epic, engaging and exciting single-player FPS games.
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