REVIEW: Far Cry 6

It’s like everything else that dampens the fun. For Far Cry 6 somehow fails to do anything to innovate on a fundamental level. Instead, it disappoints, because the potential is there. At the beginning of the game we are given a phone that I had hoped would make the experience more similar to that in Far Cry 2, where you actually used a physical map to get around. But Far Cry 6 does not trust the player enough to make the experience more realistic or more exploratory with some such simple but effective tricks, and continues to fill the user interface with points of interest on the screen and a GPS in the bottom corner. Having to use the phone and Yara Maps instead could add a whole new dimension we now do not see anything.

At the same time it is not particularly fun to climb in mountains when all you really do is run, jump, and hold down a few buttons here and there. It does not look as elegant as in Uncharted, and it is not as exciting or risky as in Tomb Raider. Nor is it as free as in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. At the same time, despite the beautiful landscape, there is a lot in Far Cry 6 that screams the previous generation. Characters behave strangely, visually they can not compete with the competition when it comes to animation or character models, and strangely enough, all movie sequences run at 30 frames per second even if the game itself runs at 60. In other words, the Ubisoft DNA is clearly left on the new consoles, whether we are talking visual aspects or the destruction and takeover of enemy bases around the world.

Conclusion

I wish the phone was more usable. Photo: Andreas Bjørnbekk / Gamer.no s feet too well planted in the previous. Because even though there are small additions here and there, like some weapons and movement possibilities, Far Cry 6 is so painfully average.

Yara offers beautiful areas and some cool shooting episodes, and yes, even some charming characters or helpers. But for the most part, Far Cry does nothing to properly grow, attract new players, or bring back those who are bored. For Far Cry 6 kicks off with familiar faces and impressive views, but is ultimately just a new Far Cry, just like you’ve played it before, just slightly different from the previous one to come in a new packaging. And it is a “far cry” from what Far Cry 6 should be.

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