Far Cry PC Game is the direct sequel to Far Cry 5 and continues the story after the original's nuclear ending. If you choose to continue pursuing Joseph Seed — also known as The Prophet — the world is engulfed in fire and the United States is irradiated. However, pockets of survivors still cling to existence around the country, but your journey again leads you to Hope County, Montana. This time around, you're part of a group trying to rebuild the country with the help of an army engineer. You can download it on pcgames-download.
Pcgames-downloadPosted by flynnsorell12354 on February 15th, 2019 When Ubisoft advertised the game, the company focused on the colorful visuals and out-of-control enemies. This was a little misleading because the visuals — despite being vibrant — are a noticeable downgrade from Far Cry 5, especially in terms of lighting and textures. A strange film grain effect is also present, which severely diminishes clarity. Additionally, not enough focus is given to the new villains, The Twins, and they fail to come across as an even bigger threat than The Prophet. While Far Cry New Dawn is inspired by films like Mad Max, it fails to achieve that level of sheer madness. Story and visualsFar Cry New Dawn is dotted with low-resolution textures. It's unclear if these are the final assets, or if there is an issue with loading them into the game. Either ways, noticing them is an incredibly jarring experience, especially during cutscenes.
As you may have seen in the Far Cry New Dawn trailers, the game wants you to work with The Prophet to take down The Twins. However, these new enemies aren't as twisted, and the plot seems to have been dulled down since Far Cry 5. It's a more human struggle for power, with some supernatural elements sprinkled in there. There is a strong focus on salvation, and realizing the error of your ways. The narrative is succinct, but those expecting villains on the level of Vaas Montenegro or Pagan Min will be disappointed. Weapons and craftingLuckily, the gameplay elevates the experience. Shooting in Far Cry New Dawn feels much more precise than Far Cry 5, and the supernatural abilities — like double jumping and an ultimate melee attack — make you feel like a demigod. While weapons can't be customized anymore, there are various tiers, and crafting all of the Elite gear is an addictive gameplay loop. I found myself embarking on various missions across the country to collect resources while the hours flew by. Unfortunately, Far Cry New Dawn makes you feel completely underpowered at the beginning of the game. This can be somewhat frustrating because in order to level up your base and progress through the campaign, you need to liberate Outposts. This task requires an Elite weapon because the enemies at higher difficulties are impossible to defeat. Like it? Share it! |