Diversity is one of Far Cry 4's strongest assets, and it overwhelms the mostly disappointing story with countless opportunities for free-form adventure and fun. Visual variety, tons of distinct side-quests, and a dense world with plenty of options always gave me something I wanted to do, and its...

Amazing; gorgeous world; Combat variety; Strong side-quests/economy; Versatile PvP combat

Some terrible characters

Action and adventure hit new heights in Far Cry 4, a game that sticks to the open world shooter mechanics developed from previous additions in the franchise pretty closely. While new mechanics are few and far between in Far Cry 4 it's a solid experience set in one of the more unique settings of...

Interesting and unique setting – Well-written exchanges with antagonist – So much to do

Limited new ideas from Far Cry 3 – Some graphical issues

Pagan Min is a nasty piece of work. He is the vain and arrogant despot that welcomes you to the fictional Himalayan nation of Kyrat with a depraved display of violence. Min is a horrific man, and you are meant to despise him--or at least, it would seem so until he ends his tirade by inviting you to...

A big world filled with ways to create your own excitement; Cooperative play opens up fun new options; Great economy keeps you moving and exploring

Awful story; awful characters; questionable themes; Constant nagging at odds with the freeform sandbox

Kyrat is probably the angriest place on the planet. Everything wants to kill you, from the people you meet to the animals that roam around the grasslands, from the birds that fly above you in the sky, to the fish that swim in the sea. Even the landscape has it in for you at times.

I have played it now for 5h and the game is just pure fun.If u loved FC3 u will love FC4 even more.I personally love games were i can just run around the map and do what ever i want to do and this game delivers.Hunting Animals,driving around and even flying a little heli is huge fun.As i see i will...

On November 18, Far Cry 4 unleashed its madness onto PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One from publisher/developer Ubisoft. The game is the fourth release in the Far Cry series with a campaign that takes place in Kyrat offering up players the adventure of a lifetime in the fictional regions of Nepal.

This is hands down one of the best games I've played in years. I used to be a big gamer, but now with crazy busy hours at work, I have very little time, so I'm pretty picky about which games I'll waste time on.

'Far Cry 4' is not a revolutionary game in the series (no pun intended), but it continues to build on the addictive open world gameplay of its predecessors. Kyrat is the best character and has enough content to keep players busy for countless hours. The campaign co-op is a welcome addition.

" Far Cry 4 " is an incredibly safe sequel. Over my twenty hours or so I spent with the title I didn't see much that really surprised me, but that's okay. What I found instead is a great formula perfected, iterated on with small changes rather than big, potentially dangerous ones.

Far Cry 3 was widely viewed as a masterpiece, and for very good reason. The game was easily the best one in the series, which built on everything that made the second entry in the series so enjoyable, but got rid of many of the things that had polarised opinion in that game.