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Shooter, Tactical, Adventure, Action
OpenCritic84IGDB86
Discover the most diverse Far Cry world ever created. With terrain spanning from lush forests to the snowcapped Himalayas, the entire world is alive… and deadly. From leopards, rhinos, black eagles, and vicious honey badgers, Kyrat is home to abundant wildlife.
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Richly built, epic, unpretentious and dark.
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KotakuYannick LeJacqNov 2014A great sequel, if not a true next act, for Far Cry.
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GuardianNick CowenNov 20145/5 starsCry 4 truly shines in the almost bacchanalian sense of freedom it bestows on the player as they traverse through its environment. In Kyrat you have the ability to go anywhere and do pretty much anything – much as Pagan Min would advocate. Here, the only pact you need keep is that with your conscience. God help you.
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We Got This CoveredChad GoodmurphyNov 20145/5 starsIf you thought Far Cry 3 was fantastic, then wait until you get a hold of Far Cry 4. It's not only a great game in its own right, but also a stupendous sequel that manages to expand upon its predecessor's greatness in impressive and memorable ways.
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Rock, Paper, ShotgunGraham SmithNov 2014Far Cry is a series still struggling with that balance, between offering you the freedom to do what you want while enforcing the limitations to make what you want meaningful. I think it's also only a game away from needing a gritty, Bond-style reboot back to its Far Cry 2 roots.
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GameSkinnyMatt PaprockiNov 20145/10 starsUbiSoft Montreal's latest first-person open world shooter is crudely violent and frequently illogical, but it is beauty in motion when it's not killing things that move.
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IGDB rating 8.1/10 from 1184 ratings.
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