Far Cry® 5 Reviews

Did i ever tell you what the definition of insanity is? Insanity is.. Playing the exact same far cry over and over again and expecting shit to change That is crazy. But the first time that i've played far cry.. i don't know i thought they were bullshitting me but boom he was right.

Hunting? The game will spawn some enemys around you Fishing? The game will spawn a plane trying to shoot you Hey let's give you this mission to kill X amounts of enemies and proceed to not spawn any of them for 30 minutes and spawn them all at once The game is buggy af after lots of years. Don't waste your time and money

Really wanted to enjoy it.. but am experiencing extremely long loading screens that have nothing to do with my hardware. My gut feeling says it's their third-party launcher (ubisoft connect) trying to connect/login/sync with the game... , you can consistently see freezes happening when it's trying to login. (if you mouse click during doing this, it might crash your game) Unfortunately you can't disable it even if you play throughout steam. Tried every possible solution but alas.. nothing helps. After some googling.. seems there's a lot of players who suffer from this issue currently. The little I played was smooth and enjoyful, but needing a coffee break between every start up/fast travel/respawning isn't exactly appealing to me. Will see if I can change this review if I see some ubisoft updates happening.

This game diminishes the impact of its story by being so hellbent on rushing you there. Previous installments in this series have built up characters, developing nuance and muddying the waters of moral decision-making as you progress. Remember the end of Far Cry 4, where you're left with the sinking feeling - after fighting tooth and nail to support a cause throughout hours of gameplay - that the best decision may have been not to get involved in the first place? Unfortunately Ubisoft has decided nuance is for cowards. This game slaps you with cartoonishly evil villains who have no significant character arc beyond what is shoved in your face immediately prior to meeting them. [i]"You may have heard stories about how I'm a liar."[/i] Well yes, I have, evil villain - because four NPCs kept repeatedly telling me such as soon as I stepped foot in your domain. I have no contextual basis on which to form impressions of characters if I'm being repeatedly yoinked from my travels to be figuratively waterboarded by exposition dumps. There are about three events in each region in which you are instantly forced into a confrontational cinematic without warning or preamble. It stops the pacing stone dead, slamming a player into story beats by means of direct imposition. It is a pathetic approach to delivering a narrative: a D&D GM subjecting their players to several entire monologues every time a new character is revealed. Do you remember in Far Cry 3 and 4 where higher-level weapons and equipment were attained by hunting legendary animals or completing particular one-off challenges? In this game, you do nothing other than gain points by completing challenges to level up both your character and equipment. Want the holster with more weapon slots? Go headshot eight maids a-milking, skin seven swans a-swimming, stab six geese a-laying, steal five gold rings, shotgun four calling birds, run over three French hens, explode two turtle doves, and hide in the bushes until you can perniciously pierce a partridge in a pear tree. That will earn you 15 points, and you'll unlock a holster. Want to crawl around in a jungle like in Far Cry 3; stalking a legendary murderous panther with a taste for human flesh as it in turn stalks you, furtively following the tracks of this fearsome feline as you realise that snarl behind you was not last night's burrito? All so you can repurpose its hide to carry an extra shotgun in your cargo pants? Screw you. Go fill up an objective progression bar instead. Just mow down another dozen screaming enemies with a thundering LMG, and you can spend your 7 points on the ability to perform the sneakiest of stealth attacks. These changes to the previous title's progression mechanics leave a system that feels so far removed from gameplay. This creates a loop where you're less a murderous badass accruing skills and abilities according to your particular approach to combat, and more having periodic check-ins with a line manager to reward your adherence to KPIs. I wanted to enjoy this game. To stalk around outposts and dispatch enemies silently. To single-handedly reduce the animal population of the land to the last dying squawk of the turkey vulture I use to keep my loose change in. I wanted a story with idiosyncratic characters, with at least some attempt at depth and nuance. Instead, I'm let loose in a sandbox where cultist MAGA-proxies (ripped to the gills on flower dust) do stupid things for stupider reasons until I feel stupidest of all for trying to engage with it on anything other than the most superficial level. The environments are cool. The excellent voice actors were utterly squandered on the story. And the combat is more of the same from previous titles. Get it on a sale if you wish to disengage from reality and murder mid-westerners with man-buns. And to hell with the microtransactions.

[h1]Ubislop redefining ubislop[/h1] I'll be real, I dunno why I thought this one would be different - that's on me and I'll accept that I made a dumb move buying it and expecting something different. Game is the most generic of generic open world garbage, I don't know how you turn a story about a cult in montana into a boring open world slog but this right here is how you do it. Entire game is just going between waypoints and doing the same objectives. At one point the game said it was sending hunters after me - I drove a boat to the middle of a lake with a sniper rifle so they couldn't pull anything. Suddenly a magical tranq dart noise appeared out of nowhere and I woke up in an underground bunker. This is just one instance of the lazy programming and lazy story in this boring slopfest joke of a game.

یکی از بهترین گیم های یوبیسافت و البته فارکرای که شامل گرافیک عالی و همینطور داستان عالی و گیم پلی عالی ، دوستش دارم One of the best Ubisoft games, and of course Farcry, which includes great graphics, a great story, and great gameplay, I love it.

Imo the best far cry game in the series, the story is amazing especially with the characters and plot twists. Gun play is pretty fast paced so satisfying. Loved the characters especially boomer and cheeseburger (very cute) Villains are very fucked up but thats what i like bout the far cry games. DLC wise the hours of darkness is defo the worst of the 3. Very boring gameplay way too much stealth and sometimes the enemies spawn way too close to u. Zombies DLC was pretty fun but that 5k zombie achievement was ass Mars DLC was the most fun id say, OP weapons and spending time with my boy Hurk was legendary. Overall a 10/10 game, goes on sale pretty often, and almost few/minor bugs so Enjoy and be SIN FREE :D

Far Cry...what a great series of games, there really has not been a bad one. Far Cry 5 is another gem in my opinion, Far Cry 4 was great back in the day..the gyro copter flying was phenomenal especially when paired with the grenade launcher. Now here in Far Cry 5 its got it all, planes and copters, the graphics are stunning, the open landscape is huge, weapons a plenty, such a well made game, so much to do and explore. Enjoying it a 2nd time round with an upgraded PC.

Let the review bombing begin. Ubisofts new End User License Agreement (EULA) may remove games you have bought from your library because THEY decide to stop supporting them. That's right, in their new EULA you are required to delete and destroy any hard copies of games they have stopped supporting AND they do not have to notify you. why? because you didn't buy the game, you bought a license to play the game, even though on Steam it says "buy" this game, not buy a license. No, other EULAs are not this scummy, even though most are still pretty anti consumer, they are not THIS bad. So if you paid 70-80-120 bucks for a game, well if they no longer want to support it, then you don't have that game anymore. this is disgusting on a whole new level

Bought the game on Steam during sale… cool, right? WRONG. Ubisoft Launcher: "You don't own this game." AGAIN (had this same issue with ac shadows) So I had to drag myself to Ubisoft customer support like some desperate peasant begging the king for a crumb of access. Two days later, they finally reply fixing it and I can play. I was very close to refunding it. Why the hell do I need a third-party launcher AND a third-party account just to play a single-player game on Steam Ubisoft? Make it optional. You can do it. I know you can. You're not dumb. But you're acting like you want everyone to hate you at this point. That launcher is horrendous and your game checking servers are f*ked. Whoever is responsible for this, fire them immediately. The game is good, but the rest is terrible.