Far Cry: Times & Places Far Cry 7 Could Go For A Big Change
Far Cry 6 released with mixed receptions from fans and critics, but ultimately failed to explore a new time or location that might introduce new gameplay, stories, and characters. While it’s exciting for Far Cry to begin connecting its games, like with the Vaas reveal and Pagan Min Easter eggs throughout Far Cry 6, innovation can keep the series more interesting. Ubisoft can use many times and places in their games to set the next Far Cry apart from previous titles, especially considering the significant criticism Far Cry 6 received.
TheFar Cry game series has commonly explored rural or tropical settings, intermingling civilization with untamed wilds to give players the best of both worlds. Ubisoft’s Far Cry 6 map used Yara, a Cuban-inspired chain of islands, to stage their revolution. It allowed players to customize their character and experience a playthrough where their choices and in-game actions influenced Yara. Securing outposts, the alliance of various rebellions and rebel leaders, and even recruiting the game’s Amigos could all change how players experienced the game.
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Ubisoft hasn’t revealed any official information concerning Far Cry 7, but there are many speculations about what could come next. The return of several high-profile villains like Far Cry 3’s Vaas points towards a soft reboot of past events or a conscious connection between the games. However, Ubisoft should examine past, future, and modern retellings of various events to diversify the Far Cry formula and expand the in-game universe. There are many options for Ubisoft to pursue independent adventures reminiscent of Far Cry 3's Jason Brody and Vaas Montenegro or repeat Dani Rojas' rebel
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