they gave me a used product i installed the game and then i tried to login in ubisoft using the key of cd provided with it it was already used before and cannot be used again but i installed a patch to play offline story mode for fun but i cant play online even after buying it so you please dont buy...

Now, Far Cry 3 has arrived with the same stunning graphics as well as with a special story that deals with insanity and how far a regular man, in this case protagonist Jason Brody, will go in order to survive on a pirate-infested tropical island and what he'll do in order to save his friends.

+Great blend of shooting and role-playing elements; +Lots of side activities; +Stunning graphics; +Unique characters; on 09 Dec 2012; 07:33 UTC

-Quite a few glitches; -Hunting gets annoying; -Stealth system doesn't always work

There we were, driving down a bumpy, pothole-ridden dirt road, when the onscreen indicator for enemies suddenly lit up like the muzzle flashes from the car we had just driven past.

Pulse-pounding gameplay; superb weapon selection; satisfying gunplay; gorgeous graphics

Peaks too early; main story is weak; too many cutscenes

Update: All clear! Now if only Crysis 3 can get its series back to its open-world shooter roots, we might be onto something here. Are you a fan of this open-world design, or do you prefer your shooters well-scripted and linear? With lots of explosions. Yes, lots of explosions...

Massive world to explore; addictive hunting, gathering, and crafting; fantastic villain

Generic multiplayer; linear, scripted story levels; DX11 crash bug

There's plenty I haven't had space to talk about, like the drug experiences or the Indiana Jones temple moments, but if you have any questions just leave a comment below and I'll endeavour to answer – as this is a particular game where I'm sure you'll have plenty.

I really really loved Far Cry 3. The Far Cry series has been very difficult for me to quantify, as the first game is my favorite game of all time, and the second... Well, we don't talk about the second. Far Cry 3 falls in between the two, but it definitely gets closer to the first.

Far Cry 3 builds on its predecessors with a massive, engaging game world and the lure of unpredictability. Jason Brody begins life as a whimpering tourist afraid to fend for his life and develops into the deadly survivor he needs to become.

+ A fantastic open world; + Deadly creatures are friend and foe; + Choice is everything; + Great levelling up system

- Co-op is disappointing; - Fire grows to be annoying

Look, I know how dangerous the fauna in our particular part of the world can be. I've known the fear of seeing snakes in the wild, I've been chased by cows, I've swum with sharks. I patted a tiger once, but that was at Dreamworld and I'm not sure it counts.

Brutal, dark, well-written, and deeply enjoyable. Far Cry 3 takes a lot of its predecessors ideas and makes them work.

Best sandbox-style FPS at the moment. Huge and beautiful open world to explore (Though it feels repetitive after some time.) A nice selection of weapons, which you can customize with different attachments and color patterns.