Such an amazing game with 1 extremely fatal flaw..every single thing you do progresses you through the story no matter what. You can get through each section just by saving hostages, missing alll side missions. The story is so good but its so darn short because of that. Im playing through my SECOND time. 45 hours, and i milk games bruv

Far Cry 5 is my favorite farcry as it is base don a non-♥♥♥♥♥ generation and is the most like real life in the west. I was excited to download this game and play it on PC. That is until a popup for ubersoft came up, requiring me to make an ubersoft account to even install and play the game. This is called bait and switch. I paid my money to own my copy of this game on my computer and they did not disclose ahead of time that you are required to sell your data with another account, made in your name, with another company. Being forced to make a steam account to get PC games now days isn't enough, Now you have to have a steam account and then on top of that make accounts with all the companies producing the games also. These game companies and platforms just keep pushing and violating the rights of customers and they are going to push their selves out of buisiness. IF I BUY SOMETHING WITH MY HARD EARNED MONEY, I BETTER OWN IT AND HAVE ZERO ISSUES WITH PLAYING THE STANDARD GAME I PAID FOR. If it was a free game, then you can pull this ♥♥♥♥, but not when a customer pays for the game. It's like going to buy a car, you pay for the car, then when your about to leave the lot, they say you can't leave the lot with your car until you give us any data and information we want for our company and other companies associated with us.

TL-DR: If you like GTA5 and don't mind some abused religious references, you will enjoy this game.

Game is reasonably stable, but if you jump to different things, the aging game system starts to show its weaknesses.

Requires a Ubisoft account to access the game properly. I found this to be disappointing. I don't want/need yet another storefront on my computer to try to toss advertisements my way.

The pacing is a bit forced, but there are lots of interesting characters to meet and deal with in this game. There are a lot of religious references here. It is implemented as a way to guide the personas of the BBG and his various henchmen.

The guns are interesting and varied. You will probably pick your favorites and keep them going the whole game, swapping things about as needed.

There aren't levels as much as there are perks and such to help keep things going. None of this is a bad thing. It all works fairly well as you work your way through the game.

Driving is a little off. Vehicles are varied and interesting. The physics can be goofy from time to time, adding to the silly nature of the different aspects of the game. I don't like how the NPC's drive. Certain parts are scripted. Those are mostly OK. The rest of the times, they drive like the way your grade schooller thinks driving should be. Yes, they will jack your car from time to time too. Fun, right?

In each region, as you progress and move through the story, you'll find the difficulty ramping up in each region. It becomes difficult to do much more than sneak around. Towards the end, I find it a bit oppressive. It makes sense though. You are effectively in a war zone.