Customer Ratings & Reviews

I'm having fun with this game. Graphics are good and I love the world.

It's a good game but similar to Far Cry 3. But I still enjoy the game.

Fun game, lame co op, somewhat cool map editor. Worth $20 or less

it's a nice gameplay with lot of mission to compete. good graphics

Definatly very fun to play coop. You should definatly give it a try.

This is a great game if you just want to have some creative fun.

I love this game even thou its sooo long...but it is a great game.

It was very fun. It let's you roam free In a open world experience.

Pagan Min is a nasty piece of work. He is the vain and arrogant despot that welcomes you to the fictional Himalayan nation of Kyrat with a depraved display of violence. Min is a horrific man, and you are meant to despise him--or at least, it would seem so until he ends his tirade by inviting you to "tear stuff up" while The Clash takes over the soundtrack, preparing you for a power fantasy just seconds after the game has purposefully turned your stomach. Afterwards, Min covers your head with a sack and escorts you to his opulent residence. There, in sight of a bowl of monkey heads ready to be cracked open and engorged upon, He again demonstrates his ruthlessness by plunging a fork into the back of your local guide and forcing him to wail out the window for help. Far Cry 4 is loaded with such tonal shifts, so many that you might suspect the game is trying to make a point with them. The writing takes rare turns into the self-aware; one character, for instance, calls out the hypocrisy of an American intruding on the affairs of a foreign state, pointing guns and splattering blood in the name of "doing the right thing." But if Far Cry 4 was meant to parody the violent themes it depicts, it does a poor job of it. You are Ajay Ghale, an American who has come to Kyrat to scatter your departed mother's ashes per her wishes, though it isn't long before you have taken up the cause of The Golden Path, the same separatist group your mother helped found. Where matters of the rebellion are concerned, Far Cry 4 keeps things serious, often forcing you to choose between the wishes of the current Golden Path co-leaders, and locking yourself into one mission while foregoing its counterpart. These leaders--Amita and Sabal--both have good intentions, seeking only the best for their impoverished nation, though Sabal's insistence at one point that Amita is using her gender as a manipulation tactic makes it clear that he, and the game itself, don't always represent meaningful progress.

Great game on ps 4. Graphics POp off the screen. Would recommend it

story mode was not bad and it was worth the money!

Awesome open, interactive world. However, not as great as expected

Huge game super fun. Radio in the car gets a little repetitive.

Good shooter. I liked this a lot. Best of the Far Cry series.

Great nice best need works great will recommend this product

Farcry 3 was my Game of the Year and nkw Farcry 4 is here to expand on everything I loved about that game. Great gameplay, interesting story, and excellent graphics. The game has it all

Another great game in the Far Cry series! Fans will enjoy it!

The graphics is amazing although the story is not that great.

This game was an impulse buy and ended up playing it for a few weeks. I could never really get into the flow of the game, but the graphics were pretty good. Not my type of fist person shooter type game, but if you like to explore areas more than fight baddies this game is for you.

its a cool game but it kind of gets repetitive over and over