Customer Ratings & Reviews

Graphics looks good on Ps5 but overall the game is same as previous far cry versions . It’s like an enhanced version of far cry 3

Nice mechanics, beautiful detail and scenery and great story and voice actors. Best one since Farcry 3.

I came in with low expectations and I came out playing the game pleasantly surprised. The art and music and story work together well and the story is good! The gane play is fun and the characters are appropriate and have good depth. I would recommend anyone who is hesitant to give this gane a try.

Really fun game for the right price can be repetitive but for $10 im not complaining

As far cry never fails i enjoyed the game still dont think its as good as far cry 5 but overall still fun.

First far cry game I have ever played. Graphics are good and so far story is interesting.

One Of The Best Graphic Games To Come Out And The Story Line Is Very Cool I Definitely Love This Game 10/10

Really enjoyable game. The map is huge and much bigger than expected. Graphics, story and gameplay are terrific!

Best installment of the franchise and works great with my gaming headset.

Looks good and ran smooth on PS5, encountered a game breaking bug 50hrs into first play through, had to restart another character. Microtransactions for skins are wack. Co-op multiplayer only works while playing campaign, but need a friend to play the special operations missions, also wack. Took over a month for a patch for that glitch. 2 months later it's half price. -_-

Sprawling open world, fun first person shooter but can be repetitive.

I didn't enjoy Farcry 5, but Farcry 6 is similar to 4, which I loved. Graphics and story line is great

FPS (First Person Shooters) are not really my game of choice, but I picked this up on sale and gave it a shot (pun intended). It's got a very good story and Giancarlo Esposito! I'm enjoying my experience with this game!

Good action game! Nice series! I finished the others

Great Graphics, good story line and worth the price if you can get it on sale.

Get this game if you want unlimited things to do in the open world plus great story line

Great game. Still not through it yet. But so far its been great. Great story. Great gameplay

I have been playing this for a month now, taking my time, and am not quite through the main story line. I have enjoyed the last few FarCry releases and this is no exception. You star as a guerilla fighter in a corrupt Carribean nation working to rally countrymen to the cause and topple the military and corrupt dictator, played by Giancarlo Esposito from Breaking Bad. The stealth kill opportunities are numerous, fun weapons, funny dialogue, huge map, amazing graphics on the PS5. My one complaint, Ubisoft should have spent a few more weeks debugging this title before release. I did not experience the technical glitches that are present here on any of the prior releases. Weird stuff, like when you parachute into a military area to start a mission, it wont let you boot up any of your weapons from the weapon wheel. No bueno! Frantic jittery image playback at a few points. One time I was flying a plane on a mission, the screen went dark and then jumped to end game animation with the character in a chaise lounge on the beach. Just weird. But I can forgive that, because the game is that good. When the game starts, choose the female Dani character. She is excellent.

Fun game with cool gameplay mechanics. The tasks and missions are entertaining and only a bit repetitive. There are a bunch of different ways to get the task done. The mo-cap actors and voice talent is great, too.

If you're a fan of Far Cry games, you'll enjoy this. If this is your first Far Cry, you're in for a treat as this is probably one of the more polished entries into the series. Its not a perfect 5/5 for me because of the way Ubisoft is doubling down on size and amount of things to do. This is subjective of course, some gamers love the value in a game that gives you dozens and dozens of hours of gameplay. But ultimately I found myself at around the 10 hour mark completely overwhelmed by just how much is going on within the map... and how big said map is. My other criticism is the RPG element Ubisoft has injected into this, which is the mechanic of requiring the right type of ammunition for different enemies. This mechanic quickly becomes tedious to manage, and doesn't give you that feel of having 1 or 2 favorite guns that you rely on for the majority of the game. So not sure if I'll finish this - but definitely a great "value" game that will keep fans entertained for a long time.