Over several years, fans have created countless noteworthy maps, with more being added every day. Players could let their creativity run wild by using thousands of assets both from previous installments of the series, but also from other Ubisoft titles, such as the Assassin's Creed and Watch Dogs series.įar Cry Arcade turned out to be something wonderful. What's more, we weren't limited to just elements from one game. FC5 introduced a revolution in this matter by making the editor a part of Far Cry Arcade mode, enabling us to create levels to play solo, in co-op or in PvP. Until Far Cry 5 such tools were used mainly to create maps for multiplayer (co-op in the case of the fourth game). This feature also returned later in FC3 and 4. In the case of Far Cry we could use typical modding tools, and beginning with Far Cry 2 every main installment has given the players an easy to use editor, which even console players could use. The ability to create our own maps is a tradition in the series. More information is expected to be revealed during E3.ĭespite these assurances, it's hard not to feel disappointed. In an interview with JoRaptor channel, lead designer David Grivel revealed that completing the main storyline of Far Cry 6 will not be the end of the game. This does not mean, however, that after completing the campaign there will be no new attractions waiting for us. The devs explain that it wasn't an easy decision, but it was ultimately made so that the team could fully focus on the campaign. The information was revealed by the developers while answering fan questions during an AMA session on Reddit. It turns out that Far Cry 6 will not feature a map editor. We have bad news for Far Cry Arcade fans. But there will be some kind of activity after completing the campaign.
Far Cry 6 won't feature the Far Cry Arcade mode.The full-blown co-op is definitely my favorite part. Far Cry 4 was criticized for its narrow focus on co-op and single-player maps, while Far Cry Primal cut the map editor entirely.Īs for the rest of the game, I offered some impressions of Far Cry 5 last week, noting that it puts more focus on its sandbox gameplay than its cult antagonists.
It appears to reverse the downward trend the franchise's map editor had been on over the past couple games. Ubisoft also included a few more examples of their own.įar Cry Arcade will include a hub featuring a progression system, matchmaking, and in-game currency rewards, all wrapped around retro-inspired pixel art. It messes around with your orientation and even gravity at times, showcasing the flexibility that the map editor offers. While its name appears to reference the bizarre realm from Stranger Things, it reminded me more of the fourth dimension shown in Interstellar. Of the maps that Ubisoft showed, the Upside Down was particularly disconcerting.
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