A new Far Cry was revealed yesterday, and we’re pretty excited about it.
A livestream showing a cave-painting hinted at some kind of Palaeolithic (or prehistoric in layman’s terms) setting, illustrating a hunter-warrior type in the centre of scenes involving savage combat between man and ancient beast.
Also depicted is a myriad of strange rituals and sacrifices typical of the often esoteric series.
IGN Turkey’s Twitter account prematurely spilled the beans on just what exactly we’re looking at here: It’s called Far Cry Primal and much like Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, it’s a wilder Far Cry. And this time, it’s set in the ice age.
I have always hoped that Far Cry would release a title set in a time before guns or technology. These games have shown a great affinity for savagery and tribalism, and always seemed to wish for a completely primal setting.
Primal will have you pitted against sabre-toothed tigers, ancient rhinoceroses and mammoths. It seems as if it will use Far Cry 4 as its platform in the same way Blood Dragon used Far Cry 3.
If you think about it, Far Cry 4 could have been called Humans vs. Animals, which is why it’s the perfect base for a game like this.
I’ve never encountered more vicious fauna in a game, and every NPC seemed to be constantly being murdered by badgers and eagles.
Take this ferociousness and apply it to their more powerful prehistoric counterparts and we’ve got the next freaking level of inter-species warfare, especially if you’ve traded in your flamethrowers and grenade launchers for spears and clubs.
It will be awesome to play a Far Cry based around bludgeoning and rock-hurling, ramming spears into the stomachs of enemies and being gored by mammoths. It’s definitely going to be the most violent and trippy title in the series.
What do you think about this new direction?
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Just play ark and you can ride both and kill both and use them to kill other things