I say that because of how your movement works when in combat.

The gunplay, in the easiest comparison, is a bit like Call of Duty Warzone. Let’s start off with the gunplay because that’s what we’ll be doing most of the time and because that’s what most people find fun. This can be toggled at any time and is good for people who want a less stressful experience.

The game features a difficulty select between “Action” and “Story” mode. GameplayĪs I mentioned at the start, there have been quite a few changes to the gameplay that make it feel less “copy and pasted”. That man is batshit crazy but also insanely talented at being a Guerilla. Juan Cortez has got to be one of my favorite NPCs, straight up. It’s not deep or a reason that makes sense but it’s better than “I’m doing this to save people even though I’m just a puppet”.īesides Dani, the world is also filled with some really fun and interesting NPCs that you get to hang out with and talk to. Because she finds the rush of combat, the adrenaline, the hunt, all of it fun. Hello thereĪnother reason is that she’s straight-up honest as to why she’s helping Libertad out by shooting almost 80% of the island’s military population. These are just some of the things that made me feel connected to Dani and made me actually like her character. Why? Because Dani loves dogs and wants to be friends with Chorizo. How does Dani get him to like her? Dani makes him his favorite food. Chorizo, the little sausage dog, doesn’t like Dani at first. Quests aren’t Dani just reacting to what’s happening but also because Dani is interested and wants to take action. And Fem-Dani can belt those songs, let me tell you.

For instance, if I’m driving and a song comes on the radio, I start humming and singing along IRL only to realize that Dani also sings the song. (Shoutout to Rex “Power” Colt from Blood Dragon who I absolutely love though.)ĭani isn’t just a simple “Player Insert”. Jason Brody in Far Cry 3 was eh, Ajay Ghale form Far Cry 4 I couldn’t care less about, The Deputy from Far Cry 5 had no personality at all but Dani is fantastic. They’ve done a great job here to actually make a character that I enjoyed playing as. While previous Far Cry games have featured what I would call “blank slates” for characters, Far Cry 6 changes that with Dani Rojas. Boo! Dani Rojas, Dani Rojas, Dani Rojaaaaaaas Gotta enjoy the photo mode. If it wasn’t obvious already, I couldn’t get enough of him in the game mainly because he’s not in as much as I had hoped or liked. Otherwise, prepare to watch an ice-cold man turn you into a fangirl with his steely glare that could cut through adamantium. And if you’ve seen any of his performances, you know exactly what to expect. If there was an announcement from him over the broadcast system, I would stop and listen. I was always waiting for the next cutscene that would have him. He channeled his experience of playing various sociopaths and turned up to 11 in Far Cry 6. Or so-say the fake Yarans, the ones running around with guns who go by the name of Libertad, who want to ruin the great nation of Yara. A brutal dictator who rules the country of Yara with an iron fist. Giancarlo plays Anton Castillo in Far Cry 6. And how did they market and show off Far Cry 6? With Giancarlo Esposito front and center. But thanks to Vaas becoming an absolute fan favorite, the Far Cry franchise has leaned more towards marketing and getting folks enamored with villains rather than your own character. Even before Far Cry 3, it didn’t just start with Vaas y’all. Story and Charactersįar Cry’s villains have always been somewhat iconic and memorable. I’ll talk about the aspects I loved, the changes I didn’t like too much, and the things that frustrated me. But is Far Cry 6 a good game FOR YOU? That is the question I’ll try to answer through this review. Is Far Cry 6 a good game? Yes, I’d say it is. Dani is politely asking you to read this review. No more character upgrades, no more picking up enemy weapons, and no more radio towers (gasp). Things that have been there for quite a while. Far Cry 6 builds upon Far Cry 5 while also changing up quite a few things.

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