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Far Cry 4 isn’t the first in the series to put a villain on centre stage. Far Cry 3 employed Vaas Montenegro with similar success – the first of many concurrences between this and its predecessor. Pagan Min is infinitely more interesting than the game’s hero, Ajay Ghale, who right from the off is ribbed for being the strong, silent type. He does eventually gain a voice, but is only ever a convenient link between the dictator and the leaders of the Golden Path resistance fighters.
If Min has any competition for star of the show then it comes from the environment, with the altitude sickness-inducing heights of the Nepalese Himalayas making for a magnificent showpiece. The fictional Kyrat is stunning and deadly in equal measures and a perfect stage upon which to wage war. Far Cry 4 doesn’t just mimic its predecessor’s potent formula though, it also improves upon it, and as a result is easily entertaining enough for it to be considered amongst the frontrunners for game of the year. What I do hope is that Ubisoft now gives the franchise time to breathe and evolve, rather than add it to the yearly production line
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Far Cry 4 isn’t the first in the series to put a villain on centre stage. Far Cry 3 employed Vaas Montenegro with similar success – the first of many concurrences between this and its predecessor. Pagan Min is infinitely more interesting than the game’s hero, Ajay Ghale, who right from the off is ribbed for being the strong, silent type. He does eventually gain a voice, but is only ever a convenient link between the dictator and the leaders of the Golden Path resistance fighters.
If Min has any competition for star of the show then it comes from the environment, with the altitude sickness-inducing heights of the Nepalese Himalayas making for a magnificent showpiece. The fictional Kyrat is stunning and deadly in equal measures and a perfect stage upon which to wage war. Far Cry 4 doesn’t just mimic its predecessor’s potent formula though, it also improves upon it, and as a result is easily entertaining enough for it to be considered amongst the frontrunners for game of the year. What I do hope is that Ubisoft now gives the franchise time to breathe and evolve, rather than add it to the yearly production line