Valley of the Yeti is certainly worth playing for its interesting new ideas and that classic Far Cry feel, but its overly cold approach to its story

Concept: Continue Ajay Ghale's Kyrat journey with a fully featured (but smaller) take on the Far Cry 4 experience Graphics: The yetis are cool and genuinely intimidating, but most of the same assets (and minor graphical quibbles from Far Cry 4) appear here Sound: The music and sound effects carry...

I loved FC3 but somehow I really dislike this one. I can't connect to the story like I did in FC3 and the struggles of some freedom fighting group aren't interesting. Also they never help out in combat and constantly run me over with their vehicles and if you try to help and graze one they all turn...

It's hard to believe that the Far Cry series started ten years ago with a tropical island and a story about mutants. As a series, it's travelled a long way since then, from the more serious overto

Fantastic characterisation; Visually incredible; Will make you feel guilty; and thus care; like no other game

Open-world exploration could be more enticing; Missed co-op opportunity; Map revealing towers are getting old now

The best part of Far Cry 3 was the game's massive tropical setting and the sense of total freedom. The snow-capped mountainous landscape of Kyrat delivers the same thrill, but also layers it on top of a treacherous terrain filled with dizzying cliffs and unpredictable topography.

Far Cry 4 offers an amazing environment to traverse and explore; It features ultra-satisfying first-person-shooter gameplay along with new vehicles and equipment; And yes, you can ride elephants

The main character is underwhelming and it has a nearly identical game structure to Far Cry 3; including cookie-cutter enemy design and archetypes

Far Cry 4 has learned a lot from its predecessor, taking the solid gameplay, exploration, and villainy to a new location: the battle-ridden Kyrat, where Ajay Ghale has returned home to scatter his mother's ashes and fulfil her dying wish.

A wonderful open world playground to explore alone or co-operatively; Pagan Min is a superb villain in an enjoyable story; Verticality of the world changes the gameplay for the better; Visuals are often sublime; Tons to do and collect; with a map editor to add more longevity

Some glitches and pop-in; as well as poor checkpointing and difficulty spikes; Multiplayer isn't anything special; It's a little bit too familiar for Far Cry 3 players