The final bit of planned/announced DLC for Far Cry 5 will arrive next Tuesday, August 28. "Dead Living Zombies" will let you and your co-op buddy take on a bunch of undead in a variety of familiar movie settings.
Far Cry 5 is right in the middle of its release schedule for a trio of post-launch DLC packs. June brought with it the Vietnam-focused "Hours of Darkness" expansion, and August will mark the release of the not-quite-alive-but-sort-of "Dead Living Zombies". At the moment, though, the latest DLC to come out for Ubisoft's sandbox FPS is "Lost on Mars", which takes Nick Rye and Hurk to the titular red planet as they attempt to fend off an alien invasion.
The latest installment in Ubisoft’s popular Far Cry series has a teaser trailer showing off the new Hours of Darkness DLC that has been recently released. While the video shows off very little, the description on Ubisoft’s official YouTube gives the insight that players can expect to “Escape from behind enemy lines in war-torn Vietnam and get your squad to the extraction zone!”.
Another week, another Monday night co-op stream has come and gone. If you missed it, we checked out Far Cry 5 and special guest Enoch Starnes joined us to discuss his thoughts on Ubisoft's latest.
It took me a while to decide how I felt about Far Cry 5. I can’t tell you how many times I flipped back and forth on scores and talking points during my time with it, but what I can tell you is that, moment to moment, it’s a fun game. It really is. But it’s also a game that Ubisoft didn’t seem to trust to stand on its own&nb...
The socially divisive Far Cry 5 is set to launch in just under a week, and Ubisoft wants everybody to have the Eden's Gate Cult fresh on the brain. With reports of the game's main story taking around 25 hours to finish, you and your co-op buddy should get to know the inhabits Hope County.
Look, for most people reading this article, Far Cry 5 will largely be a two-player experience. You'll be spending a majority of your time with an online pal wreaking havoc on rural Montana, but what's a freedom fighter to do when their partner of choice isn't available? Easy - call up your friendly neighborhood AI.
You see that ray of light? You may have to squint, but it's there, off in the distance. That right there is March 27th, the day Far Cry 5 comes out.
In a recent video update, Ubisoft has once again showed us pieces from the upcoming Far Cry 5 that made us wish the game was already in our hands. Previous Far Cry videos highlighted the wilderness exploration, player creativity, dynamic NPC development, and robust ways of learning and evolving. The newest video from Ubisoft shows the Far Cry gameplay we love but reassures us that we’re getting something new - a campaign that is completely Co-Op!
Far Cry 5, Ubisoft's latest effort at combining open world chaos with... mild social commentary, will hit both digital and physical shelves at the end of February 2018. As such, their PR machine is in full force, most recently culminating in a new trailer depicting the "resistance".
There are many types of co-op from the sublime to the ridiculous. We like a Horde mode, but the very best co-op is when you can play a game together - all the game. This is exactly what Far Cry 5 is setting out to do and the new trailer highlights some of the fun you and a pal are going to have (well as much fun as you can have when going up against a cult).
Ubisoft dropped an eight minute guided gameplay video of Far Cry 5 on Monday while everyone was busy definitely not looking at the sun. There's no specific discussion of the campaign co-op in this, but you can at least get an idea of what you and your buddy will be able to do together (like flying a plane or stopping "horse bapti...
