The game dynamics, the visuals are one of the best you can see today. This game would deserve 10 stars if it would allow the player to skip the story scenes. But hey, we can't have everything.This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. There was an opportunity here to add more survival systems, or perhaps deeper crafting and customization systems, to complement the scrappy makeshift militia warfare taking place in the background. Additionally, those typical open world glitches are back too, with enemies sometimes glitching through the floor, or wandering around robotically into walls or rocks.įinally, the game's crafting systems still feel tacked on too, allowing you to insta-craft bombs and homeopathic "boosters" in the field, from gathered resources. Also, now that quest leads come from talking to NPCs, it can be frustrating when they suddenly freak out at the sight of an approaching eagle or enemy on the horizon, running away mid-conversation. It's annoying how the same button for looting an enemy and swapping to his weapon are placed on the same button, as you'll often drop equipment without meaning to. My only criticisms are minor nitpicks that only stand out because the rest of the game is so wonderfully realized. As a result, sniper rifle shots, explosives, and shotgun blasts might not feel as satisfying as they do in games like Wolfenstein II, but given the sheer mayhem that can unfold at the drop of a hat in Far Cry 5's open world, gore systems would probably turn the game into a ridiculous blood bath, shifting the tone of the game. It's still a little odd how gore-averse Ubisoft is, considering how horrific some of the game's imagery is. You can play stealthily, hiding in the dense undergrowth, or go all guns blazing with a flamethrower, burning enemies (and, well, everything) to a crisp. The gunplay in Far Cry 5 is tremendous, and feels as tight and tactical as ever. However, each aspect of the game has been polished and refined, and Ubisoft has thankfully done away with some of the franchise's most annoying aspects. And there are climbing puzzles to traverse and conquer. There are convoys to sabotage, destroy, and loot. There are outposts to analyse, raid, and ultimately liberate. It's a first-person shooter, and contains many of the typical Far Cry / Ubisoft-style gameplay tropes we've come to expect. Gameplayįar Cry 5 is more of an evolution rather than revolution of the series' signature mechanics. And seriously, without spoiling, Far Cry 5 has an ending you won't soon forget. It's a wild, memorable ride that will take a seat as one of the series' best. The main story can take anywhere between 20 and 50 hours to complete, depending on the extent to which you explore Hope County and its side objectives. I've found myself laughing outloud at some of the game's dialogue and humor, and at other times, jaw on the floor in shock at some of the game's more horrific scenes. As a result, the tone of the game can come across as erratic depending on the order in which you do missions, but the trade off is a huge amount of variety. I did one quest revolving around crop-circles, cattle mutilation and "aliens," and then went straight into a Seed family torture chamber right afterwards.
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The main plot is full of depravity, exploring the full spectrum of evil humanity is capable of, but some of the game's side quests are a little sillier and light-hearted exploring stereotypes of countryside life. With all communications and road access cut off, it's on you to begin dismantling the cult and its sizable militia, which has taken root in Hope County like a fanatical cancer.
As you might expect, things go south, fast, as the rookie deputy and their team unwittingly fulfils Joseph Seed's apocalyptic "prophecy." It becomes readily apparent that Eden's Gate has control of the entire valley, including the local police and communications services. Entering Eden's Gate's compound is a tense affair, as violent fanatics encircle the rookie deputy and his colleagues like a pack of wolves.
The game starts when Far Cry 5's silent and customizable protagonist, a rookie Sheriff deputy, joins a Federal agent to enact an arrest warrant for Joseph Seed, on charges of kidnapping.įar Cry 5 has one of the best introductions in the series, if not the best. I'm confident Seed and his "family" will be remembered as some of the series' all-time great villains. Joseph Seed, a preacher otherwise known as "The Father" has amassed a huge following owing to a combination of his uncanny charisma, and control of a narcotic known as "Bliss." Drawing on inspiration from real-world cults like ISIS and The People's Temple, Far Cry 5's "Eden's Gate" warps established religious doctrine to self-fulfil an apocalyptic vision.
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