Far Cry 4 was one of the dominant shooters of 2014, and it was GT's Shooter of the year. We've been given various add-ons to the core campaign like weapons, missions, and modes, but Valley of the Yetis is the first expansion to enter completely new territory.

This is one of my favourite PS4 games to date. I liken it to Uncharted; but more fighting and fewer puzzles. The open world is very well done, and there are so many different weapons, vehicles, missions and places that I have easily spent 80 hours on it already. I sure hope Far Cry 5 is as good.

Great game, deserves 5 stars but what can only be described as dishonest marketing by Zavvi loses it 2 stars. The cover art shows the limited edition but Zavvi will only supply the standard version. Will definitely make me wary about shopping with them again.

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...

Valley Of The Yetis offers a brand new world to explore, and Yeti's. Wait, you were expecting more content for your 40$? NO!! VOTY doesn't add anything else to the core Far Cry 4 experience, the campaign makes absolutely no sense and leaves with an ending that is anything BUT satisfying.

I bought this for my husband. He loved it. I am not gamer at all, but I can tell you that the game was pretty awesome. You can even domesticate some animals and use it for your advantage. It is similar to the Horizon game.

Is this available to buy now???

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

Far Cry 4 borrows a lot from the last game, but it adds enough excitement, fresh ideas and a brilliant new landscape to warrant the return trip.

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.

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