Rating 4.6 out of 5 stars with 1925 reviews
4.6- Gameplay (976)
- Open World (186)
- Story (160)
- Action (40)
- Map Size (36)
- Controls (12)
- Difficulty (10)
- Driving (5)
- Side Missions (5)
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- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great graphics snd story a++
All time favorite campaign an onlibe co ops . Please make another I have great ideas
This review is from Far Cry 4 - PlayStation 4
Posted by TJRPerpections
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
tight game
Tight game though guys thanks.and I 'll bye it again
This review is from Far Cry 4 - PlayStation 4
Posted by pinky27
- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Great game
This game is very entertaining, I play it every night.
This review is from Far Cry 4 - PlayStation 4
Posted by BAH007
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Good deal
I have got a good deal. Good for collection. Nice game.
This review is from Far Cry 4 - PlayStation 4
Posted by Marvin
- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
New Layer of Paint
Far Cry 4's massive open world of Kyrat is a beautiful setting to explore and inevitably wreak havoc. It's a vast playground that has very few rules when it comes to how you want to approach its dangers. However, despite its strengths, its also a double edged sword, as the plethora of things to do eventually leads to a lack of direction. You play as Ajay Ghale, a Kyrati-born American who returns to his motherland to scatter his mother's ashes as per her request before her death. He is immediately introduced to the Golden Path revolution, a group trying to take down the leader of the country, Pagan Min. As you progress through the story, there is also an internal power struggle between Golden Path members and you must choose who to support. This could have led to some interesting narratives, however Far Cry 4 fails to fully take advantage of it, mainly due to Ajay's lack of character development. I hardly cared about any of the characters and did the missions just to advance the game further. The story overall is a big missed opportunity. However, if all you're looking to do is "blow **** up" as Pagan Min loudly yells at the beginning of the game, you'll feel right at home in Kyrat. Most, if not all of Far Cry 3's basic structure is here. Outposts, hunting, crafting, skill trees, they're all there. The weapons are responsive and satisfying, especially the recurve bow. Drop in and drop out co-op is also introduced, and causing mayhem is significantly more fun with a friend. Far Cry 4 also features a competitive multiplayer mode, which surprisingly caught me off guard with how fun it actually was. An asymmetric approach pits the gun-toting Golden Path against the magical Rakshasa with simple modes such as Demon Mask, a variant of capture the flag. I suggest everyone at least try it, since most people would overlook multiplayer in a Far Cry game. All in all, this is a Far Cry game through and through with a variety of possibilities to how you want to overtake Kyrat. I wish it took some more risks and not played it so safe to Far Cry 3, but if what you're looking for more is Far Cry, then this is it.
This review is from Far Cry 4 - PlayStation 4
Posted by Samuel