It makes them easy to hate, sure, but their one-dimensional nature falls far short of the much more well-realized Antón Castillo.Īnd speaking of the man himself, Antón Castillo might just be the best Far Cry villain to date. Each of the big man’s underlings, including his nephew José and Canadian corporatist Sean McKay are cartoonishly evil. There are still the typical Far Cry elements like dangerous animals and goofy side characters-and an excellent level-creation tool-but Far Cry 5 wrote a check it couldn't cash, especially in its ridiculous (in a bad way) final hours.The goons on Castillo’s team are a little less convincing, unfortunately. Head and self-professed prophet Joseph Seed just isn't all that charismatic or compelling, nor are his siblings, and most of the game consists of doing quests to tick one of them off enough to confront you directly.
One of the only real swing-and-misses in the Far Cry series-the dumpster fire crossover Trials of the Blood Dragon is the other-Far Cry 5 promises a memorable confrontation with a cult that has apparently strong-armed or seduced the population of rural Montana into joining.
We ranked the best Far Cry games from worst to best so you know which ones are must-plays and which ones are you-should-probably-still-plays. Open-world chaos has been at the heart of Far Cry since the beginning, however, whether the game was set in the snowy Himalayas or the plains of Montana.
It has also gone through some drastic changes and experiments over that time, ranging from the mutant enemies driving the plot of the original game to a return to the stone age in Far Cry Primal. Few first-person shooter series have had the longevity of Far Cry, with a legacy going back more than 17 years and eight main titles released during that period-soon to be nine with the launch of Far Cry 6.
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