If you like assassins creed origins, shadow of Mordor etc then you will love this. At the moment it's a bargain price, making it a must buy.

Over all good game fun and entertaining...........

The first person shooter genre has seen a large shift in focus to modern or futuristic style games over the last few years, mostly leaving the past behind.

Uncommon setting; Versatile weapons; Dynamic day/night system; Beast master skills

Disappointing story; Repetitive missions

Ubisoft's Far Cry Primal is to the Far Cry series what Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag was to its own franchise. It bears the name, some trace elements, and a technical prowess unlike anything else of its ilk, but it draws strength from flying in the face of all conventional logic of its pedigree.

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

Far Cry Primal is what you might call intelligent resource management. Survival games seem to be fashionable nowadays, and Far Cry's gameplay mechanics wrap perfectly around the concept.

This is savage. One minute you're watching someone being ripped to death by a sabre-toothed tiger. The next, you're stumbling into a campsite to find cannibals feasting on roasted human limbs.

When Ubisoft released the first trailer for Far Cry Primal in October last year, it surprised many of us in the office. After the success of Far Cry 4, and its trippy ride through the Himalayan mountains, heading back in time to the Stone Age might seem like the type of idea from a game studio short...

Extensive game map to explore; Painstaking attention to detail; Danger at every turn

Combat easy to master; Climbing mechanics cumbersome; Hunter vision needs constant pressing

Completely different from all of the other games we've played, which makes it stand out from the rest. Awesome game.

It was an unfamiliar scent, making him easy to track. I had come across many wolves in Oros, but none like this. He was striped, white, brown, and black, with a scar on his eye. I had managed to separate him from the rest of the pack to a small opening in the forest lit by moonlight.

Lack of guns and vehicles allows for more dynamic gameplay; Great Beast hunts are tense; stressful; awesome; Lush; evocative visuals; You can ride a bear

One button; too many functions; Abundance of things that can kill you can detract from quieter moments; Tags