Far Cry 4 - PlayStation 4

I want to like this game, I really do. The visuals are really quite stunning and I haven't enjoyed being in a game world as much since Red Dead Redemption. With that said, much like Far Cry 3, the missions are really annoying. The storyline has improved somewhat since the last installment but I still am more inclined to just liberate outposts and perform other side missions. I really couldn't care less about either of the sides I'm supposed to be choosing in this game and it's even more disappointing that the outcomes are equally unsatisfying.I'm not really sure if the writers are dropping huge amounts of acid but they seem to have an affinity for writing it into their games. I grew tired of the gimmick after the second Act where I'm forced to escape the prison and evade a demon whilst drugged. I prefer my games to be more lucid and if I want to be on a bad acid trip, I will not rely on a game for that experience. I won't dare go back to the overhyped Shangri La unless i'm high in real life. Too bad. I really like achieving 100% in games but I don't even think I can finish this one.Also, driving mechanics are still whack. Ubisoft needs to steal a page from EA and sort that out.

First off, playing this on a PS4 the game looks great. The light especially is far more realistic than anything I've become used to on the PS3, and other releases on PS4. The shadows, foliage, the interplay of reflections on water with its surroundings... it's as pretty as a fully modded ENB play of Skyrim on a gaming PC.Gameplay is very good. if you played FC3, you will be instantly familiar with outposts and how to tackle them, and the... be pawned for being unprepared and thinking that you can just bulldoze your way out of a sticky situation. These NPC's don't run on your dad's AI. Instead, you will be forced to actually strategize your approach, especially if you play stealth. NPC's will hear you moving around if you don't do it carefully. To me, that was the biggest surprise in gaming overall: that a studio bothered to develop NPC's such that they don't just see you but really do hear you and investigate.Story-line felt thin and generic IMHO, but the main antagonist has an interesting personality. For me, the most relatable person was a side-kick named Rabi Ray Rana, who is a pirate radio operator talking your ears off every time you drive a car. I found his shtick very entertaining and ridiculous, and the best part: he has his own side-quest, so I actually got to meet him, adding to the immersion.This demonstrates the level of detail the world has to offer. Forget racing though this game in 50 hours. you'd be missing out on too much by just focusing on main story missions. The world is humongous, so big in fact that i personally found it to be daunting. This is mostly due to the fact, that unfortunately, a lot of the non-quest activities are just too generic. The locations start to look the same after a while, so I don't see why I should bother trying to discover all 500 or so of them.PRO:very good enemy AI makes gameplay satisfying and a challengeenormous world keeps you busy for a whilethe art and feel and look of the world is simply outstanding - it really feels like a "world" not a "game", something that GTA V on PS4 did not achieve IMHOCON:world locations are repetitive after a while and the world ends up being simply big but nothing elsestory missions advertise "choice" - forget about it, i'ts got no real effect, you just have slightly different cut scenes and 2 options of location for your final missionPRO TIP:don't miss out on side quests. some of them are just plain fun, others wonderfully silly, but rarely a tedious kill-n-fetch

We like assassin's creed and I bought this to try. It's very similar as far as story lines, missions, side missions, etc. Just with different characters. We like it. So much in fact that we're going to purchase other far cry games. Far cry 4 is good. You have to level through a couple levels before you can open the co-op to play together in the campaign mode but it's nice. The only downfall is that when I'm co-op the host is the only one who gets the spoils (the special hides for upgrading your gear) and the host only gets credit for defeating forts and such the other does not. We ended up doing him as host then going back and I was host but we repeated all those missions just so we could both have the spoils. Other than that it's a good game. Frustrating at first trying to get used to the button layout, but that's just a minor thing.

Initially I didn't like this game at all. I was easily getting killed by the Royal army and the village hunters. I even thought of selling this game. Then I've watched few videos in the youtube before started playing again a week later. I was hooked on to it from that moment. It not just about shooting, it teaches you strategy on how to kill your enemies. There are few glitches in the graphics rendering, here and there. But I like the attention of details they've put into this game., like: Royal army soldier snoring while guarding the outpost and burning trees. Only thing I hate it when dogs/honey badgers attack, its difficult to look for them before you aim and kill them. I've completed 10/34 campaign missions so far. Yet to explore the north Kyrat. But the game is not allowing me to travel north, I need to complete more campaign missions. Overall its amazing game, wish there was a local multiplayer option.

Far Cry 3 was fantastic. Far Cry 4 is pretty much the same as Far Cry 3. Except they added in co-op...and let me tell you. It makes a big difference when you play with a buddy. Unfortunately you can't play the main storyline campaign missions co-op. But you can do everything else (and there's a lot of it) co-op. When I first played co-op with my room mate it made me focus only on the storyline so I could leave everything else open to do in co-op. It's that fun. Yesterday we did two of the fortresses and it was a blast. I perched on a mountain overlooking the compound and provided sniper support while he went into the fortress to wreck havoc. It's too bad what you do in co-op doesn't count if you joined someone else's game. For example, if you join your friend's game and liberate a outpost that you haven't in your game, you don't get credit for it in your game. You have to do it again on your file. Even so, it's still fun.So, Far Cry 4 is a great experience but even more so if you do it in co-op.

La historia es entretenida y el villano carismático, los disparos se sienten bien y es un mundo abierto precioso, en contraste la conducción es terrible y tiene muchisima paja. Cuenta con doblaje al español latino.

Divertido, entretenido y basto... MUY basto!Los gráficos no son los mejores pero definitivamente son buenos, el modo de juego es muy variado y la campaña es larga y entretenida. Un buen montón de armas a la disposición de uno y vehículos variados hacen de este un juego muy divertido y único! No es un juego para retarse a si mismo, es mas bien un juego para disfrutar y divertirse.

Muy Buen juego la verdad! Aunke seré honesto yo no soy fan de los juegos en primera persona... me mareo ja ja ja ja de hecho lo compre para ver si esta vez me enganchaba con este tipo de juegos... pero no! aun así y kreo ke es un buen shooter...

Un muy buen juego, es bastante entretenido tiene una historia buena a secas pero todo el contenido del juego es muy bueno, muchísimas misiones interesantes, cazar animales, recoger yerbas,etc. Me rindió muchas hrs de juego y me faltaron muchísimas misiones secundarias

CUIDADO, No es Standard Edition!. Llegó en perfecto estado, el detalle es que es la versión play station Hits, importante para mí ya que quiero mi colección de PS4 en versión estándar. Bueno, por lo menos aprendí que debo echar un vistazo a los comentarios antes de comprar, así sea vendido y enviado por Amazon :')