There's no denying that Far Cry 3 was one of the great games of the last generation of consoles and Ubisoft absolutely nailed the feeling of open world, crazy adventuring, coupled with a strong and well driven narrative. Hell even the psycho was, well, a believable psycho.

I've spent the last minute tagging everyone in the outpost. I've scouted out the alarms, I've found a tiger trapped in a cage. I've got a full complement of arrows -- fire, explosive and the regular pointy kind -- and I'm all set to stealthily dismantle the outpost.

It's been a rough year for Ubisoft, with nasty bugs cropping up in their flagship franchise's latest sequel, Assassin's Creed Unity, as well as the lukewarm reception for new properties like Watch Dogs and The Crew.

Far Cry 4 is an FPS set in the fictional region of Kyrat. You play as Ajay Ghale who is returning to his home country of Kyrat in order to scatter the ashes of his deceased mother. However shortly after arriving in the region, your bus is attacked by Amaka government Zulu forces and Ajay, along with...

I feel like I've played this before…

Does everything great that Far Cry 3 did; Hurk is hilarious; Kyrat is beautiful on the PS4; No shortage of content; Open world cooperative play

Fails to innovate much beyond its predecessor; Lack of narrative motivation; Co-op is neutered and limited; Unimaginative human AI

While each of Ubisoft's previous sandbox shooters has felt like a reinvention of the franchise, this year's offering hews so close to the structure of Far Cry 3 that it sometimes feels like a re-skin. But does it really matter when the end result is this much fun?

Introduction: Far Cry 4 is a game developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by their parent company Ubisoft. The game is available on the Playstation 4, Xbox One, PC, Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 and it was also released on the 18th November 2014.

Really Good Characters

Poor texture work on everyday things

Far Cry 4 is more of what made Far Cry 3 a great game, and that's OK. So long as Ubisoft doesn't get too comfortable here. The franchise probably needs an engine upgrade for the next iteration as some aspects of the game feel a little antiquated.

Another sterling game from Ubisoft, an engaging storyline where your actions dictate the outcome. Lots to do with a skills tree that motivates you to complete the side quests and challenges.

my marks are: graphics=4/5 story=4/5 weapons=5/5 hunting and miscellaneous activities=3/5 not that much good that was showed in trailer someway similar to far cry 3....*