You may be asking what the definition of insanity is, because Ubisoft has released a new major patch for the 11-year-old gameFar Cry 4for the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Likely as a way to future-proof the title, the open world game now runs at 60 frames per second rather than its prior 30 FPS limit.
60 FPS Update Out Now
“Far Cry 4 just whispered its way to a smooth 60 FPS upgrade on current gen consoles,” said the officialFar Cry X account. “Let the chaos seduce you.” Currently Far Cry 4 has an 85% off discount on PlayStation if you’re interested in giving this game a try. It features the oppressive dictatorPagan Min, played by Troy Baker, who rules over the region of Kyrat. It has stunning visuals of the Himalayas within the summer months. As Ajay Ghale, you attempt to fulfill your mother’s dying wish as you head into the region and get involved in a civil war against Min.
Far Cry 4 has a two-hour demo you may try out from the PlayStation Store before you decide to buy. At a mighty 85% discount until May 7, it’s hard not to argue with the price and the 18-30 hours of content available, according toHowLongToBeat.
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This isn’t the first time Ubisoft has upgraded its past releases for modern platforms. Both Assassin’s Creed Origins andAssassin’s Creed Odysseyreceived 60 FPS updates similar to this one for the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S years ago.Far Cry: New Dawnalso received the same 60 FPS love from Ubisoft in February this year. Updating its old games seems to be a big initiative over at Ubisoft as it dives back into its deep library of titles. Hopefully, Far Cry 3 and Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag will get some love.
Far Cry 4 is Worth Checking Out
Far Cry 4 is worth checking out, even 11 years after its initial release. “Ubisoft has set up a massive sandbox full of stuff to do, and though getting between things can be a bit of a hassle and not all of the activities are great, the core of the game – its gunplay – is exceptional,” saidour 4/5 review. It does havesome misstepshowever for some.
Far Cry 4 was developed by Ubisoft Montreal.
The villains in Far Cry are usually the standout characters in the series, and that’s certainly the case in the fourth entry. Troy Baker’s audition for the role is quite striking. An assistant came in halfway through his audition, checking that there was enough coffee and water in the room, and Baker included them in an improvised scene. According to a panel at Indy PopCon 2015, Baker said that he was “going to peel [their] face off and put it on [his own]” (viaPolygon) in character. He got the role afterwards.
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