While I enjoyed the story the lack of character progression meant that they didn’t always feel as important as they should’ve been.
There hasn’t been many changes implemented in the game so it pretty much feels the same as Far Cry 5. Technically the game suffers with a few issues every now and then which can be some-what annoying. Crafting has a great importance about it and upgrading certain things makes you become even more attached to the overall gameplay. There’s a decent amount of content for you to explore and enough variety in the missions to keep you interested. Whenever you’re in combat it always feels satisfying and I especially enjoyed the feel of the shooting mechanics because they definitely pack a punch. I enjoyed the story that was present in the game and in my opinion they’ve carried on the story from Far Cry 5 extremely well. I enjoyed the The presentation side of the game does a solid job on both the visuals and sound design deliver a decent amount of immersion. The presentation side of the game does a solid job on both the visuals and sound design deliver a decent amount of immersion. You can even play with a friend in co-op. Whether it's Hurk, a boar, or whoever you want, you can recruit an eclectic cast of Guns and Fangs for Hire to fight by your side. When anything and everything can happen, it is never too much to have someone watching your back. Your Homebase will let you construct powerful weapons and vehicles, giving you more options than ever for explosive, over-the-top action.
The results may look ramshackle, but they'll keep you alive in a fight. Since the nuclear apocalypse, survivors have been piecing their shelter, tools, and weapons together from the broken remnants of the old world. When the survivors put out a call for help to combat this deadly threat, you are quickly thrust into the middle of a new battle for the future of Hope County. After living through the apocalypse, the survivors in Hope County now face a new threat: the nihilistic Highwaymen, vicious scavengers intent on bleeding the county dry. It's a lawless frontier where people are struggling to get by - and you'll be able to experience it all with a friend in co-op, or on your own as a lone gunslinger. Nuclear winter has given way to a "superbloom," creating a lush, colourful landscape that survivors have begun to re-populate with makeshift buildings. It's a lawless frontier where people are Seventeen years after a nuclear doomsday, Hope County, Montana, has changed in unexpected ways.
Summary: Seventeen years after a nuclear doomsday, Hope County, Montana, has changed in unexpected ways.
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