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

"Good day reader. How has your day been? What's that? You're thinking of taking your next adventure in my part of the world? I'm glad you chose Kyrat for your next outing. The tropical paradise and African adventure setting was great, but it's time to test yourself in a new terrain.

A massive world to explore | Riding an Elephant and bashing enemies | Flying for the first time in a wingsuit

Twitchy controls requires adjustment | Gameplay feels very similar to Far Cry 3

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.

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.

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.

Considering the current FPS competitors on the new gen consoles this game deserves an 7. In the circumstance where there would be a wider variety of games available such as successful titles including the previous Far Cry this game would deserve a 6.

The Far Cry series is one of the most venerable in videogaming history. Starting with the original game, released in 2004, it was initially one of the benchmarks used by PC owners to test the prowess of their video cards.

Far Cry 4 is an open-world, first-person shooter that delivers the most expansive and immersive Far Cry experience ever.

Ubisoft seems to never tire of being associated with hit games and that is a good thing for all the gaming fans. This is also true with the latest in the Far Cry franchise, "Far Cry 4" that is developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by Ubisoft.