Unfortunately this game is pure trash. And allow me to tell you why:
1) Very ridiculously easy gameplay. I remember I was sweating at far cry 3 and 5. That's just for 2 year olds.
2) Story could be promising but they fcked it up. This is supposed to be a revolution against a tyrant and all I saw was WOMEN ONLY LEADERS, GAYS AND TRANS. Tell me developers, in which funking revolution is ir written that 90% of the people was strong independent women gays and trans people leading a revolution?? It's ridiculous it just dont much the whole revolution vibe. I was just hyped to go fight a revolution but the more female , pink hair trans woman leaders I met in the srory the more stupid it was.
3) Bring back old ubi again and stop making trash games..... Enough is enough. Fire all those pink haired developers you have. It will make you better

Far Cry used to be one of my favorite series, but it has been on decline. Far Cry 5 had so much potential, but I was let down by it's boring implementation of a main villian. This game suffers from the opposite. The main bad guy is done well, but this game suffers a lot from the other characters. Some of the characters seem forced and none of their story lines are interesting. Overall, this is another Far Cry disappointment. I enjoyed the main antagonist and the Cuban like atmosphere, but was let down by the other 80 percent of the game.

*Overview
- Feels familiar, maybe too familiar. It sticks closely to the series well-known formula, offering open-world chaos, a charismatic villain, and plenty of outposts to liberate. While it introduces new elements like a revamped inventory system and the Supremo backpack, the core gameplay loop remains largely unchanged.

*What’s Good
- Supremo System: A fun addition that adds tactical variety and feels powerful to use in combat.
- Exploration: The world of Yara is dense and detailed. Taking time to explore made the experience more rewarding.
- Discount Buy: At a lower price, the value feels right—especially for fans of the series.

*What’s Repetitive
- Same Formula: If you've played previous Far Cry games, you’ve basically played this one too. The structure, mission types, and overall feel don’t evolve much.
- Lack of Innovation: Outside of a few new mechanics, there's not much here that pushes the franchise forward.

*Final Thoughts
- Far Cry 6 isn’t a bad game, it’s just one that plays it safe. For returning fans like me who’ve played all the previous titles, it was still fun, but predictable. I took my time with it, not because it pulled me in with something new, but because I enjoy the Far Cry formula enough to see it through, especially at a discounted price.