As announced, Ubisoft presented the first gameplay from the new shooter Far Cry 6 this evening; In addition, the release date was also disclosed in this context.
Ubisoft has held the announced livestream around Far Cry 6 and confirmed that the latest installment in the shooter series will be available from October 7, 2021. The release is planned for the platforms Xbox Series X / S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4, Google Stadia, Amazon Luna and Windows PC. For the arithmetic at home, the publication takes place exclusively via the Epic Games Store and Ubisoft Store. In addition, from the release, Far Cry 6 is also directly part of the paid subscription Ubisoft +.
In Far Cry 6 you dive into the tropical paradise of Yara in the heart of the Caribbean. All kinds of guerrilla fights await you there, which you can convince yourself of for the first time in the deep dive video. The aim is to free the people of Yara from the tyrannical rule of the leader Anton Castilloe and his son Diego. The antagonists are played by Giancarlo Esposito (“The Mandalorian”, “Breaking Bad”) and Anthony Gonzalez (“Coco”).
The Deep Dive for Far Cry 6 familiarizes you with fresh gameplay from the shooter.
You in turn take on the role of the ex-military Dani Rojas, who was born and raised in Yara; you can choose the gender. As part of your revolution you will meet many characters, including Clara Garcia, the leader of the revolutionary group Libertad, and Juan Cortez, a bitter ex-KGB spy and guerrilla expert.
The new character trailer for Far Cry 6 introduces you to Dani Rojas.
The open-world jungle should allow you many approaches, whether you act in secret or prefer to attack head-on. In addition to improv options, traditional weapons and travel options can also be used, including horses, tanks and even self-made vehicles that sometimes seem crazy. In addition to the single player mode, a co-op for two players is also available.
Pre-orders are now possible; Those who decide early receive the “Libertad Pack” as a bonus. This contains the Libertad outfit for Chorizo and the modern Discos Locos, a weapon-compatible disc thrower.
