Far Cry 3 multiplayer plays as beautiful as it looks

5 April 2012

A slew of Far Cry 3 multiplayer details have rolled in and the online component is stacking up to be quite a unique experience.

Multiplayer is set to feature the fast and intense gameplay already seen in a number of trailers and gameplay snippets from the single-player. However, the draw is a number of unique game modes and gameplay ideas that set the online portion apart; not to mention it’s drop-dead gorgeous.

The ‘currency’ in multiplayer are Team Support Points, and these can be exchanged in order to activate perks, such as psych gas, which makes enemies hallucinate and see a silhouette of a demon over all players, confusing opposing players and hopefully making them shoot one another instead of you.

Battle Cry allows players to give a little bump up to team members while receiving some more Team Support Points for the activators generosity.

Some interesting game modes, such as Firestorm, will see the attacking team trying to light two ignition points in the opposing team’s base, allowing a plane to drop gasoline on the points to destroy the camp; while Domination resembles classic capture-point style of match, although there will be twists involved.

Check out some multiplayer gameplay below, and try ignore the terribly dubbed soundtrack which accompanies it.

Source: VG24/7

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  1. SairenSA
    06.04.2012 at 10:13

    I still want my SDK for it. Mods make a game last longer.

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