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Abstract: Hampir sebagian besar gamer yang mengenal dengan baik franchise Far Cry sepertinya sudah mengetahui strategi rutin yang selalu ditawarkan oleh Ubisoft untuknya. Bahwa di sela-sela seri utama yang dilepas secara berkala, mereka selalu menghadirkan satu ser...
Abstract: Far Cry 5's ending was ballsy to say the least. It's very rare for a AAA game to have an ending that subverts expectations. Which makes the release of Far Cry New Dawn all the more of a whimper due to how it takes all the tension from the shocking ending...
Published: 2019-02-22, Author: Randy , review by: Gamingnexus.com
Abstract: Let's get one question out of the way: Should you play Far Cry 5 before you play Far Cry New Dawn?Technically: No.But to be honest: Yes.Far Cry New Dawn is the standalone sequel to Far Cry 5. That means you don't have to play 2018's open-world Montana act...
Published: 2019-02-16, Author: Christian , review by: newgamenetwork.com
New Dawn is more Far Cry for those who have extinguished all their other options, but its new additions aren't fleshed out quite enough to captivate newcomers looking for a substantial open world experience, or entice deserters that have grown tired of th...
Tiered guns and reworked outposts add much-needed complexity, Expedition missions impress with notable American landmarks and tight action
Story is bland at best, baffling at worst, Short length means new systems feel a bit rushed
Great changes, all told. Far Cry: New Dawn is surprisingly satisfying to play, and enticed me to explore outside the bounds of the main story more than its predecessors ever did. Between the Treasure Hunts, the Expeditions, the reworked outposts and weapo...
Pre-existing exploration and progression loop is still compelling, Surprise superpowers add fantastic new elements to combat, Expeditions showcase some great level designs
Light RPG mechanics feel redundant, Post-apocalyptic setting is underutilized, Plot and characters are noticeably lacking
