Far Cry 4 was one of the dominant shooters of 2014, and it was GT's Shooter of the year. We've been given various add-ons to the core campaign like weapons, missions, and modes, but Valley of the Yetis is the first expansion to enter completely new territory.

Valley of the Yeti is certainly worth playing for its interesting new ideas and that classic Far Cry feel, but its overly cold approach to its story

Far Cry 4 kicks off with a serious bang. The prologue gives you a perfect taste of what you're in store for: gorgeous visuals and textures; a vastly epic landscape; intense action with bullets flying and elephants stampeding; and the wickedly insane tyrant Pagan Min.

Beautifully detailed with a living; breathing world; Stunning graphics – a very cinematic experience; Loads to see; explore; and do across the map

The protagonist is dull – not very relatable or endearing; The story won't get you hooked; but then you won't be playing this for the story; RPG mechanics could do with fleshing out

Concept: Continue Ajay Ghale's Kyrat journey with a fully featured (but smaller) take on the Far Cry 4 experience Graphics: The yetis are cool and genuinely intimidating, but most of the same assets (and minor graphical quibbles from Far Cry 4) appear here Sound: The music and sound effects carry...

Great game, deserves 5 stars but what can only be described as dishonest marketing by Zavvi loses it 2 stars. The cover art shows the limited edition but Zavvi will only supply the standard version. Will definitely make me wary about shopping with them again.

While each of Ubisoft's previous sandbox shooters has felt like a reinvention of the franchise, this year's offering hews so close to the structure of Far Cry 3 that it sometimes feels like a re-skin. But does it really matter when the end result is this much fun?

Far Cry 4 certainly features a lot to love, but Ubi's continued buffet-style approach to content has the game wearing out its welcome far earlier than it should. Still, if you're willing to adopt a pick-and-choose approach to its unbelievable amount of stuff to do, you should have a good time-just...

There truly is nothing quite like Far Cry. The sandbox shooter series has seen random tourists become Rambo-like killing machines that tear a bloody path across tropical locals, and this latest addition to the series continues that trend.

Fantastic game. I took my time with it. Gave me a sense of adventure. One of my favourite games on PS4

It's been a rough year for Ubisoft, with nasty bugs cropping up in their flagship franchise's latest sequel, Assassin's Creed Unity, as well as the lukewarm reception for new properties like Watch Dogs and The Crew.