A good cry.
Far Cry 4's Kyrat, the scenic destination of protagonist Ajay Ghale, is both a playground and a slanted microcosm of Tibetan culture, guerrilla warfare, and an authoritarian regime. It's a world where the capriciously sadistic Pagan Min has pushed the diminishing Golden Path resistance to the southern border, where the bounty of mountainous cliffsides come pre-installed with grappling…
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Gorgeous open world of Kyrat
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Solid shooting and sneaking mechanics
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Fantastic cooperative experience
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Ridiculous amount of activities
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Auto-drive and new climbing mechanics
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Riding elephants
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Many collectibles, too many
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Pagan Min is a strong personality, but don't see him often enough
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Story-world has more style than substance
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Kyrat culture feels too convenient
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Iterative "Ubisoft" design
