Far Cry series has managed to be a series that players have always been waiting for, even if they don’t like it. The action-packed missions in the series, which gave players a large open world and different weapons, allowed long hours to be spent in front of the computer, which brought the series to the popularity it has today.
However, although the next game in the series created excitement every time, the players who did the same things in each game, except for minor changes, started to get bored over time. It even came to such a point that after a while, Ubisoft began to seem like adapting the same game to the technology of that day. Far Cry 6 seems to suffer the same fate when a few changes lose their effect. But everything could change in the next game.
Far Cry 7 could be an online focused game:
The allegations in question came from Stephen Totilo of Axios. Stating that Ubisoft will make radical changes in the series after Far Cry 6 enters the market, Totilo also stated that the company is working to find a more online-oriented way for the sequel.
We cannot say that this is a new rumor. Because Jason Schreier from Bloomberg previously said in a podcast episode that the next game in the series will go in a radically different direction.
Apart from that, Ubisoft said that it is working to diversify its AAA quality series/games such as Far Cry. In this context, we can say that the next Far Cry game will follow a very different path compared to previous games by offering an online experience.
However, such games may require tactics and strategy from time to time. When trying the online approach in single-player games before – as in Fallout 76 – we saw that these strategies were wasted from time to time. Whether this will happen in the online-focused Far Cry will become clear as details emerge.
Let us remind you that these are not officially announced by Ubisoft, they are only information from trusted names in the industry. What are your thoughts on an online Far Cry? You can share your thoughts in the comment section.
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