Chris heads back to the dawn of mankind, and attempts to end us before we began.

The world is beautiful and lush with wonderful lighting and sound; Controlling animals is a welcome addition to the Far Cry formula, and the fictional prehistoric language not only immersive but completely convincing

Tedious questing and crafting; Rehashed game play, and mediocre story; Too little game stretched over too much game time; It is hurt by its omissions and even some of its additions

I started playing the Far Cry series late. I began with Far Cry 3 after it had been out for a long time. I loved it. When Far Cry 4 came out, I bought it immediately. I didn't regret that choice. When I finished Far Cry 4 , I bought a used copy of Far Cry 2 . I also loved that.

If there is one thing I have noticed playing Ubisoft's games, it is that they have some of the best gameplay and level designers in the world. When Far Cry Primal was originally unveiled, a lot of people understandably called it a tiring and recycled effort, however, after playing through the game,...

Breath-taking Graphics and World; Dangerous and Conniving Wildlife; Commanding Powerful Beasts; Interesting Storyline; Easter Eggs That Give You Goosebumps; Jason Grave's Excellent Music; Elias Toufexis !!

Frustrating Bugs; Gets Repetitive After a While

Got delivery in 2 days. Redeem code for legend of the mammoth is there and working fine.

The new Far Cry game travels back to caveman times, but can such a radically new setting stop it feeling old-fashioned

Most of the animal taming elements are good fun and the primitive weapons are more satisfying to use than you might think; Large open world with plenty to see and do

Very basic storyline, with no interesting characters – including the dull villains; Uninspired mission design, repetitive formula, and too few truly exotic animals

Blood on a pink suit. You play hours of Far Cry 4, inventing increasingly ingenious ways to rid the Himalayas of despotic goons, but th...

The Far Cry template is always good for mindless fun; Oros is a beautiful; and surprisingly changeable; land; Training animals is a great sidequest/mechanic

Lacks a clear focus; making the whole affair aimless; Prehistoric inventory is brave; but limited; Reduces its weirdest ideas to distractions

Far Cry Primal is completely different from the past two, or even three games, taking the series back to the stoneage, when man wasn't top of the food chain. It's a nice break from the series and getting used to no guns takes a bit of adjustment.

really good game. loved the entire story of it. this game made me become a fan of far cry

Joining the other Far Cry titles but putting a prehistoric twist on it is Far Cry Primal a title available across Windows, Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Intended to be a spiritual predecessor to the games in the Far Cry franchise you'll step back in time to take on the role of a hunter in a large...

Takes the best elements of Far Cry and integrates them into a new environment; Tame animals to assist you explore the prehistoric world; Lead your village through upgrades and crafting

Lacks significant storyline making the whole experience feel short; Melee combat with other humans misses the mark

Think of it this way: Far Cry Primal = Horizon Zero Dawn set in prehistoric times (therefore without technology) Horizon Zero Dawn = Far Cry Primal set in the future after the fall of society & with robots. From a gaming perspective which of those two sounds more exciting/fun