Whether it was going against some fictional enemy, corrupt oil magnates, or even the United States armed forces, Alaska is the perfect balance between environment and possible enemies for Far Cry 6 to expl
Ubisoft has had a tough year, but pretty soon the publisher will be mounting a presumably huge comeback. Already there's been several triple-A projects confirmed by Ubisoft for release during the 2020 fiscal year, notwithstanding any social distancing development concerns. With Ubisoft Forward happening in just a few weeks, the publisher will likely showcase every new and existing project headed for release any time between this Fall to next Spring. One of those is more than likely going to be the next Far Cry g
Obviously that would be conjecture if it weren't for the many rumors and leaks that back this up. Most notably, back when Ubisoft confirmed five triple-A titles were releasing during the 2020-2021 fiscal year, all but one of these games have been officially revealed. So far, Assassin's Creed Valhalla , Watch Dogs: Legion , Rainbow Six Quarantine , and Gods & Monsters have been unveiled. Many reports since then have stated that Far Cry 6 is the fifth triple-A title coming from Ubisoft this fiscal year. Several other rumors and leaks have corroborated this as well, among other unconfirmed gameplay deta
This is a big reason why Giancarlo Esposito would be an apt pick for Far Cry 6 's villain, if true. Esposito has the breadth of experience as an actor and the pedigree to show for it with characters like Moff Gideon or Gus Fring. He's even played a character in a video game before with his appearance as "The Dentist" in Payday 2 back in 2013 . Esposito's work with character curation has resulted in some of his most fantastic roles, and with Far Cry villains typically embodying emotional extremes, Esposito is absolutely capable of taking on a villain's role in the series in several potential fo
While the set-up to the game and opening few hours are fantastic, the title begins unraveling the more you play. Without going too much into story spoilers, there just wasn't enough time dedicated to the script or the enemies to bring anyone to life. The game has its significant emotional moments, acts of betrayal, and tragic deaths that try to draw an emotional gut punch. However, as you only ever deal with the major characters of the game a handful of times within the short 22-mission story arc, none of those emotional moments ever feel earned. I can't be bothered to care about someone who I've spoken with tw
Ever since Far Cry moved on to its current version of the Dunia engine with Far Cry 2 , a new entry in the franchise has come out every few years. For better or worse, there hasn't been a Far Cry game that's taken longer than four years to release between each numbered entry, not including spin-offs like Blood Dragon or more recently New Dawn . The latest numbered entry Far Cry 5 was announced in 2017, and subsequently released next Spring in 2018. With the highest amount of development time between Ubisoft's Far Cry games being about four years, and the lowest time being two, Far Cry 6 patch notes|https://farcry6zone.Com/ Cry 6 would be a perfect sweet spot clocking in at about three or so years of theoretical development t
Recently, Ubisoft confirmed that it will have 5 triple-A releases by March 2021. Three of these are games that have been previously delayed, namely Watch Dogs: Legion, Rainbow Six Quarantine , and Gods and Monsters , whereas the other two all are but officially confirmed to be the viking-focused Assassin's Creed Ragnarok and the now-leaked Far Cry
Hopefully for now the Far Cry 6 reveal will be a pleasant surprise, assuming its shown at Ubisoft Forward. Even though there's not much known about the actual game, everyone seems to know that Far Cry 6 exists. Considering four out of five of Ubisoft's triple-A releases have been unveiled and one of them is supposed to be a Far Cry title, Ubisoft Forward will likely reveal the next game in the ser
Ubisoft’s _ Far Cry _ series became a household name after the success of _ Far Cry 3. _ Since then, Ubisoft has been pumping out other sequels and spin-offs, with some better than others. _ Far Cry: Blood Dragon _ is arguably the best of the bunch. _ Far Cry 5 _ ended up being a financial success for Ubisoft, so it’s more than likely we’re in store for a sixth en
A nameless, faceless, voiceless protagonist once again feels like a significant backstep. While it is fun to make a bald, bearded Lou Contaldi to liberate Hope County, I think it is a decision that naturally leads to most games feeling narratively half-baked. When I'm unable to interact with the characters outside of receiving direction, I end up feeling like a backseat passenger (who happens to be doing all the wo
_ Far Cry 4 _ played with this idea a little bit, but the factions were specifically part of the plot. You only got to side with one faction or the other at the very end. A faction system that is affected by gameplay would be a welcome addition. You could take down an outpost, then decide which faction gets to control it. It would be a nice change of pace and would open many story possibilities since you’re constantly changing the flow of battle between these factions. To make things interesting, each faction could also have their own perk that solely belongs to them. Meaning you can't use that perk unless you are partnered with them at the time. This would make the choices a lot toug