I would say it is probably my favorite looking of any Far Cry game! Ubisoft really went all out with this game and as a result, the land of Oros is incredibly diverse. I thought that the crafting aspect of the game would be a pain in the loincloth covered reared, but it is actually very simple and handled very well. Thankfully, the more people you “liberate” and get to join your tribe, the more folks you can have gathering resources for you. You need to do a lot of crafting in Far Cry: Primal and your weapons will break down on you. Instead, you use things like clubs, bows and so on.

Craft Your Weaponsįar Cry is known for having good gunplay, but unless you are Turok, cavemen do not have weapons like that. You know you are a badass when you have a sabretooth tiger watching your back! Taming creatures is one of the best aspects of this game and it is above all else a lot of fun to do. This stone age setting though does allow Ubisoft to have some fun! What I had a great time with was taming mighty beasts like sabretooth tigers, wooly mammoths and this awesome rhino looking, creature. You still need to take over areas, get new people to join you and so on so there is a lot of familiarities here. Primal is going to feel very familiar to you. I would say that if you played any of 3, 4 or even 5. One of the things that is interesting about Far Cry: Primal is that while this looks radically different from other Far Cry games. The story is kind of cool, but the caveman setting of things does mean that the main villains are not as good as what we got in Far Cry 4 and especially Far Cry 3. The game sees you in conflict with two other main tribes.

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