Introduction: Far Cry 4 is a game developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by their parent company Ubisoft. The game is available on the Playstation 4, Xbox One, PC, Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 and it was also released on the 18th November 2014.

Really Good Characters

Poor texture work on everyday things

Far Cry 4 is more of what made Far Cry 3 a great game, and that's OK. So long as Ubisoft doesn't get too comfortable here. The franchise probably needs an engine upgrade for the next iteration as some aspects of the game feel a little antiquated.

Another sterling game from Ubisoft, an engaging storyline where your actions dictate the outcome. Lots to do with a skills tree that motivates you to complete the side quests and challenges.

my marks are: graphics=4/5 story=4/5 weapons=5/5 hunting and miscellaneous activities=3/5 not that much good that was showed in trailer someway similar to far cry 3....*

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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.

But there's a reason Ubisoft pared back Far Cry 4's story - it knew it was never going to be the main attraction. Far Cry 4 does all the things that its predecessor did and more - more weapons, more vehicles, more modes, more ground to cover - so if all you're looking for is a big old wide open...

The quantity of collectibles and side objectives in Kyrat almost brims over the capacity for an open world (which is saying a lot). With the welcome auto-drive feature and the addition of new intuitive controls for grappling and rappelling, exploring every inch and cranny of the craggy woodlands is...

Gorgeous open world of Kyrat; Solid shooting and sneaking mechanics; Fantastic cooperative experience; Ridiculous amount of activities; Auto-drive and new climbing mechanics; Riding elephants

Kyrat culture feels too convenient; Iterative "Ubisoft" design; Tags

Being a stranger in a strange land has always been one of the core conceits of the Far Cry series. As a foreigner in an unfamiliar country, you explore the landscape and learn about its varying cultures just as the protagonist does, helping to ground you in their shoes, the world and its story with...

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...