Abstract: After finishing Far Cry 5's story mode, I sat at my desk for ten minutes in silence. I'm a big talker, and it takes a lot to get me to shut up for even a few seconds, but the end of Far Cry 5's narrative delivered a gut punch that took a little while to g...
Published: 2018-03-31, Author: Chris , review by: ergohacks.com
Abstract: I've always had a soft spot for the Far Cry series. It's had a combination of interesting storylines and characters with the open world ability to play however close range and sneaky or loud and long range you want to and every year or two I've enjoyed th...
Interesting setting and characters, Fun open world, No shortage of content, Co-op and Arcade modes add variety
Narrative and open world don't gel, Story becomes repetitive, Doesn't improve on its predecessors
No.Far Cry 5 can be decent fun if you're looking for an open-world in which to casually shoot enemies and get into hijinks. That said, it fails to do anything better than other games before it...
Abstract: In rural Hope County, Montana, an extreme Christian cult has been slowly eroding the power of the state. Its charismatic leader, his body inked with religious iconography and his hair pulled back in a man-bun, has amassed an armed following that feels he...
Abstract: Ubisoft have a tradition of producing a prequel style series or video short for their games at times, going back to Assassin's Creed: Lineage which was a YouTube mini series ahead of the release of Assassin's Creed II and told of the events that lead into...
Abstract: Xbox One, PC and PS4, with additional Pro support.Like we mentioned above, Far Cry 5 is not what you expect from a Far Cry game, and that’s wholly evidenced by the setting. Instead of placing you in exotic tropical vistas or the Himalayas, Far Cry 5 is se...
While Far Cry 5 isn't a huge departure for the series, it does have a very harsh edge given the themes and setting it has taken on. If you're looking for a more adult title – that also allows you to act like a fool – this is probably it. The real question...
Far Cry 5 looks a lot like what you probably expect: the classic Far Cry gameplay transplanted into the US, with a few tweaks thrown in along the way. We're worried the open-world genre has moved on too much for Far Cry to keep up, but the core action is...
Published: 2017-06-19, Author: Robert , review by: stuff.tv
Hope County is beautiful to explore, Mission delivery feels natural and enjoyable, Moment to moment it's fantastic
Some open world bugs and dialogue repetition, Slightly weak closing
While the changes Ubisoft has introduced to FC5 all seem to be for the better, there aren't a huge number of them. Liberating an outpost, getting a mission and liberating another slightly different outpost is very much a formula Far Cry has adhered to for...
