Far Cry 5

There is a specific feel to this game that no other game has yet to achieve again.

Nothing like getting kidnapped every 12 minutes by a cult with a Spotify playlist
8/10

The game tells you to save Hope County from a dangerous doomsday cult, but I spent 40 hours fly fishing while a diabetic bear named Cheeseburger ate my enemies.

10/10 Bass Pro Shops Simulator

We all know Ubisoft is just an evil company at this point but we can't deny this banger game they created
Far Cry 5 delivers a satisfying mix of open-world chaos, solid gunplay, and a surprisingly engaging setting in rural Montana. The freedom to approach missions your way — whether stealthily or loud and explosive — makes every encounter feel dynamic, and the world is packed with enough side activities to keep things fresh. The story leans into its cult theme with some memorable moments, and while it doesn’t always hit the emotional highs it aims for, the overall experience is fun, polished, and easy to recommend for fans of sandbox action games.

I don't even expect Ubisoft to change its familiar formulas significantly. After all, it's quite nice to be thrown into a new game with a new environment, new weapons, new animals, new characters, but still know exactly what is expected of you. These bad guys are in control of this piece of land, and I have to take them out. Show me the nearest camp, give me at least a knife and a gun, and let's go.

Far Cry 5 hits that familiarity right in the feels. After an hour-long story sequence that tries to explain why you have to take back a large chunk of the American state of Montana from religious fanatics, you find yourself in an open world full of activities that ninety-nine percent of the time involve slashing, shooting, or burning Bible-quoting guys and women.

There are fortified camps, there are chapels built to further the glory of the tattooed and scarred cult leader everyone calls Father, there is an endless pile of hostages trapped around the country that would be nice to free, and you have to take care of it all yourself with the help of an arsenal of fun guns, stealth, vehicles... and also your fellow resistance fighters. 75%

Geniunely one of the best games I have ever played, the story, the map, the characters and arcade just gives it so much replayableality. After completing the story about 4 times, the arcade mode saved the day, easily adding 100+ hours of gameplay. Not even trying to glaze, one of the best experiences and one that I will not forget.

Farcry 5 is what games are supposed to be like. 10/10 would reccomend. Sure the cutscenes arent ultra cinematic and the bosfights arent hard, but its fun, and thats all that matters. The weapons are overpowerd, but in a fun way. You could liberate a cult outpost the hard way, by shooting it up on foot or doing it stealthy...or you could grab a chopper to blow it up in 10 seconds with rockets.
The missions aree fast paced and rewarding. Honestly you could get a crack addict off of drugs with the ammount of dopamine that this game rewards you with