Love it, lots to do, die heaps, what more do you need, great graphics.

This is one of the games franchise you want on the day of release because you don't want to miss a single second of it

A big part of the cult leader's final plea to you as the player is a large speech about how you're the monster, running around the environment and murdering everything in your path. He even goes so far as to say that there are some problems that can't be solved with a bullet.

A polished and refined instalment that values your time more than the previous games and keeps the focus on entertaining you throughout.

More focused and less cluttered gameplay; Great location to explore; Interesting and varied side missions

Lackluster bad guys; Few too many hostange missions; Wolverines (so much worse than honey badgers

a competent yet conflicted open worlder

is another wide-open playground with all the necessary ingredients for causing a real ruckus: loads of enemies and allies, temperamental wildlife, and plenty of explosions. Amidst all the insanity it manages to tell a serious story with respectable characters and a powerful ending, though it's not...

A lot like the previous games, and I love the previous games.

When Far Cry 5 was revealed and we learned what its premise was, I knew that it could be fairly divisive. Far Cry 5 takes place in the fictional location of Hope County, Montana and you are a deputy.

In case you hadn’t realised by now, we like this game a lot. It’s a clever refinement to a series that needed a refresh. Like Assassin’s Creed: Origins last year, Ubisoft has taken a beloved series and given it enough attention to make it feel new again. An almost complete success, then. With fantastic villains, a compelling narrative, and gameplay that begs to be devoured, after 30 hours playing the story, we are still going back to mop up side quests. Far Cry 5 might just be the best one of the series yet, and that’s before we even see what the community does with the intriguing Arcade Mode.

Hope County is beautiful to explore; Mission delivery feels natural and enjoyable; Moment to moment it’s fantastic;

Some open world bugs and dialogue repetition; Slightly weak closing;