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Far Cry Primal
Released On: Feb 23, 2016
76
7.0
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 95 Critic Reviews
76
62% Positive
59 Reviews
59 Reviews
33% Mixed
31 Reviews
31 Reviews
1% Negative
1 Review
1 Review
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 95 Critic Reviews
76
62% Positive
59 Reviews
59 Reviews
33% Mixed
31 Reviews
31 Reviews
1% Negative
1 Review
1 Review
Far Cry Primal is a fantastic standalone title that also has enough historical research meat to keep history nerds happy.
Far Cry Primal is a great example of trying new things in a smart and relatively safe manner, demonstrating how a popular series can keep itself invigorated. While other venerable franchises like Call of Duty are afraid to challenge themselves and make only halfhearted gestures toward invention, Primal plots a course through uncharted waters with a battle-tested vessel and actually commits to making its new ideas more than vapid window dressing. The result?...You can ride on a goddamn bear. Enough said.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 1,300 User Ratings
7.0
54% Positive
703 Ratings
703 Ratings
29% Mixed
376 Ratings
376 Ratings
17% Negative
221 Ratings
221 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 1,300 User Ratings
7.0
54% Positive
703 Ratings
703 Ratings
29% Mixed
376 Ratings
376 Ratings
17% Negative
221 Ratings
221 Ratings
Such a good game playing on survial is well worth. The setting of this game was a dream for me.
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PlayStation 4
Game yang sangat inovatif berbeda dengan yang lain terimakasih Ubisoft saya kasih nilai 10
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PlayStation 4
The new prehistoric setting is amazing: swapping armed soldiers for tribesmen, a rifle for a bow and arrow, and er, regular elephants for woolly elephants - it all creates a very different atmosphere...However a lot of the game feels like déjà vu for anyone who’s played the previous one. The same setup of missions, the forming of alliances and expanding your territory, the same crazy-old guy character with a dead animal on his noggin, and even the same hallucinogenic discovery missions are all lifted straight from it. Not necessarily a bad thing, but it does make Primal feel like a spin-off rather than it’s own game.
Melee combat can be disorienting and the story isn’t all that memorable. Still, Far Cry Primal nails what it does right. Beast Mastery is a great new mechanic, the presentation is fantastic, and most importantly, it feels just like a Far Cry game. Woolly mammoths may have gone extinct, but Primal ensures that the Far Cry franchise won’t follow suit.
Ubisoft has recycled many ideas from previous titles and adapted them to the Stone Age, which is why Far Cry Primal features repetitive gameplay and unmemorable missions. Even so, it is a very bold gamble, with a renewed graphics and a big change for the Far Cry series, being more stealth oriented.
While Far Cry Primal is a well-made experience, one I enjoyed a great deal, it oftentimes had me thinking about the routine the series has settled into, and envisioning a future where the Far Cry formula may not be as compelling as it once was, no matter how extraordinary the setting.
Is it a good game? That’s the wrong question. The truest thing about Far Cry Primal is that above all else, and at the expense of all else, it’s an effective game.
This far cry release is the best or close second for me the graphics are so good and almost all animals are tamable, and this game encourages you to decide different ways to solve problems you could use stealth, no stealth, wooly mammoths and way more ways to solve problems. This is why I think this game is very good.
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PlayStation 4
It's a good game but repetitive, especially if you've played other Far Cry games.
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PlayStation 4
The game was quite fun in the beginning. Walking around with a big companion animal which scares off a lot of hostile animals, is quite fun. And bashing people's heads in with the two handed club also can be oddly **** in the end the game becomes rather repetitive. And the boss fights become quite a chore (esp. the final two...).Specific negative: using healing just takes far too long. It is very frustrating to die just because using the healing option takes an eternity to kick in.
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PlayStation 4
If you're a die-hard Far Cry fan craving more from the series, Far Cry Primal might scratch that itch, but for others, it might not hit the mark. Unlike its spin-off counterparts like Blood Dragon and New Dawn, Far Cry Primal feels like a step back, especially when sandwiched between Far Cry 4 and Far Cry **** absence of guns in a Far Cry game is a notable departure, and it's felt keenly in the clunky combat mechanics. The reliance on bows and melee weapons leads to a repetitive gameplay loop that lacks the adrenaline rush of gunplay. The combat feels especially cumbersome on console, with a tight field of view exacerbating the confusion in melee **** open-world checklist formula, a staple of the series since Far Cry 3, continues here without much innovation. The world of Far Cry Primal doesn't offer much in terms of uniqueness or freshness compared to its predecessors. The story and characters also fail to leave a lasting impression, with most feeling flat and unremarkable.
However, Far Cry Primal does have its moments of enjoyment. The creature-taming mechanic adds a layer of excitement as predatory animals become your allies, with later creatures feeling downright overpowered. Watching your sabertooth tiger tear through an outpost is undeniably satisfying.
Technical issues mar the experience, with frequent crashes on the PS5 during fast travel. While progress wasn't lost, the interruptions were frustrating and indicative of potential issues with the game's compatibility with the console's SSD.
In conclusion, Far Cry Primal offers glimpses of primal delight but falls short of the expectations set by its predecessors and spin-off titles. Unless you're particularly drawn to the Stone Age setting or the creature-taming mechanic, it's hard to wholeheartedly recommend Far Cry Primal over other entries in the series.
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PlayStation 4
i dont know what the f@c7 they were doing with this game to be honest
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PlayStation 4
Summary The era is the Stone Age, a time of imminent peril and limitless adventure, when giant mammoths and sabretooth tigers rule the globe, and humanity is at the low end of the food chain. As the last survivor of your hunting group, you will learn to build a deadly arsenal, fight off dangerous predators, and outsmart enemy tribes to conquer t...
Rated M
for Mature
Platforms:
- PlayStation 4
- Xbox One
- PC
Initial Release Date: Feb 23, 2016
Developer:
- Ubisoft Montreal
Publisher: Ubisoft
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