#Far cry pistol takedown series#

I get that it isnвЂ™t something that has an impact on gameplay (Ubisoft didnвЂ™t go for a multiple choice storyline here) but it still feels like a massive improvement over past titles, and IвЂ™m really glad they chose to go this way.

DaniвЂ™s thoughts on the revolution will evolve over time, giving them a far more interesting character arc than someone like Far Cry 5вЂs Deputy, who just blindly followed the mission marker, never questioning why or how they got there. I feel that this approach works better than the silent protagonists of old, since our character finally feels like someone with their own motivations and personality instead of just some sort of strange вЂњyes man/womanвЂќ who silently follows their leader. At the start of the game weвЂ™ll have to choose between playing as a male or female version of Dani Rojas (sadly, I have to report that the male option is not played by Cristo FernГЎndez) and while we canвЂ™t customize their face or body shape, we can wear different clothing found in the wilds, received as rewards from completing missions or bought from shops (and there is a transmog system so we donвЂ™t go around looking super ridiculous, since the clothes we wear give us useful perks). Unlike the last few games in the series, our playable character not only has a voice, but we also get to see them in third person during cutscenes and while staying at friendly camps.

#Far cry pistol takedown series#

In a series packed to the brim with memorable villains, his AntГіn Castillo stands tall above the competition, thanks to the renowned actorвЂ™s talent and passion. The story isnвЂ™t anything to write home about, but it isnвЂ™t hard to find memorable moments as we complete missions, and IвЂ™d be lying if I said I wasnвЂ™t impressed by EspositoвЂ™s performance. A brutal dictator (played by the incredible Giancarlo Esposito) is currently conducting a campaign of terror in order to get enough slave labor to grow the tobacco required for the Viviro cancer treatment heвЂ™s selling to the world, and itвЂ™s up to us to join the local guerrillas and try to topple his regime. In many ways, this is a game that out-Just Causes Just Cause (especially the past few installments) with its sheer commitment to insanity in the name of fun gameplay.ДЄll of this chaos takes place in what is probably the biggest Far Cry map yet, the island nation of Yara, which feels suspiciously similar to Cuba, though as Ubisoft constantly reminds us, this game is anything but political. ThereвЂ™s outposts to capture, a dictator to topple, and all sorts of crazy tools to augment your capacity for chaos generation. On the other hand, should you be looking for your next fix of the now classic (or should I say вЂњiconicвЂќ?) Ubisoft open world gameplay loop, Far Cry 6 will be a godsend, gifting you with dozens and dozens of hours of fun. ItвЂ™s been a while since the last Far Cry that massively changed how the series worked, and if thatвЂ™s what you are looking for in the sixth main entry in this popular franchise, then youвЂ™ll probably leave disappointed.