In Ubisoft`s latest revolution, anything is a weapon.
Embracing the `guerrilla fantasy` and sparking chaos for an oppressive regime, the latest Far Cry once again sticks to the formula that`s defined the series so far. The upcoming entry, tied up to the fictional Caribbean territory of Yara, conveys a traditional tale, fighting corruption and reclaiming control over the land. But there`s a new tropical locale, and in contrast to recent Far Cry settings like rural Montana, it`s unashamedly embracing the franchise`s early roots and biggest strengths.
The fundamentals remain in check with Far Cry 6, reflected thematically and through gameplay, as an oppressed nation tackling an overarching regime. With an all-star cast, now presented under the Ubisoft Originals branding, the publisher signals a desire to distance itself from the `cookie-cutter` foundations that sometimes define its top-selling franchises. It leaves me cautiously optimistic that Far Cry 6 aims to retain its predecessor...
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