This fact is especially true thanks to the country?s brutal (though stylish and charismatic) dictator by the name of Pagan Min.
Little did Ajay know that visiting Kyrat, to spite it?s snowy mountains and tropical beaches, wouldn?t exactly be a vacation. And thankfully, they steered clear of the all-American surfer dude style main character from the last game for someone with a little more substance and background.įC4 places you in the hiking boots of Ajay Ghale, a young man who is determined to carry out his late mother?s wishes by delivering her ashes to her birthplace, Kyrat. In this latest entry in the franchise, Ubisoft cobbled together what worked in previous Far Cry games and cut out some of the junk that did not, and wrapped it up with some well thought out systems and solid FPS gameplay.
It doesn’t hurt that its exotic Himalayan setting is interesting and gorgeous too. So yup, Far Cry 4 is clearly an Ubisoft game, though it is one that finds a comfortable balance between storytelling and the optional stuff. Oh, and don?t forget the trademark scalable tower structures. It?s pretty easy to spot a big budget Ubisoft-developed title these days and Far Cry 4 is most certainly a game which checks all those usual Ubi boxes: a large, gorgeous open-world environment, a story based on some sort of political struggle or uprising, a map literally bursting with places to explore and/or liberate, and more missions and activities than any sane human would strive to complete 100%. With their other franchises faltering to an extent, Far Cry 4 clearly rises above the rest of their 2014 library. Assassin?s Creed: Unity, Watch_Dogs and Just Dance 2015 were adequate enough releases, and the jury is still out on The Crew at the moment, so it?s kind of a no-brainer to be honest. Far Cry 4 is by far (see what I did there?) Ubisoft?s best game this year.
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