A rumoured feature forFar Cry 7sounds like exactly what the franchise needs to be exciting again.TheFar Crygames are all fantastic in their own ways. WhileAssassin’s CreedisUbisoft’sflagship franchise, I’d argue Far Cry follows closely behind as the company’s next best IP. Unfortunately, the series has never really attempted to push the boat out in any memorable way, shown best throughFar Cry 6which was at its core just another Far Cry game.Take a look atFar Cry 6below.While theDLC felt exciting and differentto what we’d usually get, the rest of the game was a bit too familiar to what had come before it, though if insiders are to be believed,Far Cry 7won’t have that problem thanks to a planned feature.AdvertIt’sreportedFar Cry 7will enforce a strict time limit on its players to complete the game before a countdown hits zero. It won’t be the first game to have done this, with arguably the best example being Capcom’sDead Risingwhich added a sense of urgency to the player’s actions. Exactly how that’d translate to an enormous, Ubisoft-developed open world is unknown but it’d certainly make the gameplay feel more tense and exciting.Another planned feature is reportedly an interrogation mechanic, but one that’ll let enemies lie to the player if they don’t feel threatened, meaning you could saunter off with some bad intel and wind up in a trap.This could definitely be the wake-up and shake-up the Far Cry series needs to become more than a first-person survival shooter. Combine that with a decent story and compelling characters and another dastardly antagonist andFar Cry 7could very well be the best game to date.The release date forFar Cry 7is unknown at the time of writing, as Ubisoft is yet to confirm the project’s existence.Featured Image Credit: UbisoftTopics:Far Cry,Far Cry 6,Ubisoft,Xbox,PlayStation,PC
A rumoured feature forFar Cry 7sounds like exactly what the franchise needs to be exciting again.TheFar Crygames are all fantastic in their own ways. WhileAssassin’s CreedisUbisoft’sflagship franchise, I’d argue Far Cry follows closely behind as the company’s next best IP. Unfortunately, the series has never really attempted to push the boat out in any memorable way, shown best throughFar Cry 6which was at its core just another Far Cry game.Take a look atFar Cry 6below.While theDLC felt exciting and differentto what we’d usually get, the rest of the game was a bit too familiar to what had come before it, though if insiders are to be believed,Far Cry 7won’t have that problem thanks to a planned feature.AdvertIt’sreportedFar Cry 7will enforce a strict time limit on its players to complete the game before a countdown hits zero. It won’t be the first game to have done this, with arguably the best example being Capcom’sDead Risingwhich added a sense of urgency to the player’s actions. Exactly how that’d translate to an enormous, Ubisoft-developed open world is unknown but it’d certainly make the gameplay feel more tense and exciting.Another planned feature is reportedly an interrogation mechanic, but one that’ll let enemies lie to the player if they don’t feel threatened, meaning you could saunter off with some bad intel and wind up in a trap.This could definitely be the wake-up and shake-up the Far Cry series needs to become more than a first-person survival shooter. Combine that with a decent story and compelling characters and another dastardly antagonist andFar Cry 7could very well be the best game to date.The release date forFar Cry 7is unknown at the time of writing, as Ubisoft is yet to confirm the project’s existence.Featured Image Credit: UbisoftTopics:Far Cry,Far Cry 6,Ubisoft,Xbox,PlayStation,PC
A rumoured feature forFar Cry 7sounds like exactly what the franchise needs to be exciting again.TheFar Crygames are all fantastic in their own ways. WhileAssassin’s CreedisUbisoft’sflagship franchise, I’d argue Far Cry follows closely behind as the company’s next best IP. Unfortunately, the series has never really attempted to push the boat out in any memorable way, shown best throughFar Cry 6which was at its core just another Far Cry game.Take a look atFar Cry 6below.While theDLC felt exciting and differentto what we’d usually get, the rest of the game was a bit too familiar to what had come before it, though if insiders are to be believed,Far Cry 7won’t have that problem thanks to a planned feature.AdvertIt’sreportedFar Cry 7will enforce a strict time limit on its players to complete the game before a countdown hits zero. It won’t be the first game to have done this, with arguably the best example being Capcom’sDead Risingwhich added a sense of urgency to the player’s actions. Exactly how that’d translate to an enormous, Ubisoft-developed open world is unknown but it’d certainly make the gameplay feel more tense and exciting.Another planned feature is reportedly an interrogation mechanic, but one that’ll let enemies lie to the player if they don’t feel threatened, meaning you could saunter off with some bad intel and wind up in a trap.This could definitely be the wake-up and shake-up the Far Cry series needs to become more than a first-person survival shooter. Combine that with a decent story and compelling characters and another dastardly antagonist andFar Cry 7could very well be the best game to date.The release date forFar Cry 7is unknown at the time of writing, as Ubisoft is yet to confirm the project’s existence.
A rumoured feature forFar Cry 7sounds like exactly what the franchise needs to be exciting again.
TheFar Crygames are all fantastic in their own ways. WhileAssassin’s CreedisUbisoft’sflagship franchise, I’d argue Far Cry follows closely behind as the company’s next best IP. Unfortunately, the series has never really attempted to push the boat out in any memorable way, shown best throughFar Cry 6which was at its core just another Far Cry game.
Take a look atFar Cry 6below.
While theDLC felt exciting and differentto what we’d usually get, the rest of the game was a bit too familiar to what had come before it, though if insiders are to be believed,Far Cry 7won’t have that problem thanks to a planned feature.
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It’sreportedFar Cry 7will enforce a strict time limit on its players to complete the game before a countdown hits zero. It won’t be the first game to have done this, with arguably the best example being Capcom’sDead Risingwhich added a sense of urgency to the player’s actions. Exactly how that’d translate to an enormous, Ubisoft-developed open world is unknown but it’d certainly make the gameplay feel more tense and exciting.
Another planned feature is reportedly an interrogation mechanic, but one that’ll let enemies lie to the player if they don’t feel threatened, meaning you could saunter off with some bad intel and wind up in a trap.
This could definitely be the wake-up and shake-up the Far Cry series needs to become more than a first-person survival shooter. Combine that with a decent story and compelling characters and another dastardly antagonist andFar Cry 7could very well be the best game to date.
The release date forFar Cry 7is unknown at the time of writing, as Ubisoft is yet to confirm the project’s existence.
Topics:Far Cry,Far Cry 6,Ubisoft,Xbox,PlayStation,PC
