Far Cry® New Dawn

I bought the game after finding out that it was based in the world of far cry 5, showing the aftermath of the events shown there. This game is truly a waste of time, gameplay feels cheap and dont even get me started on the story. You are better off burning the money and saving the 10 hours it takes to complete this game

Gameplay is the best part, and that's not saying much.

After having played Far cry 2, Far cry 3, Blood Dragon and Far cry 5, this is absolutely one of the weaker entries in the whole series; Far cry is at its best when *all* enemies are threatening together, not just those of an artificially high rank.

любимая часть

Interesting story, but mechanic is copy paste lake every game

Far Cry New Dawn is a post-apocalyptic open-world first-person shooter that continues the map and setting of Far Cry 5, reworked into a colorful, altered version of Hope County after a nuclear collapse. The game focuses on outpost capture, resource gathering, and progression against a hostile faction known as the Highwaymen. It functions as a mid-scale open-world survival shooter with a strong emphasis on repeated systemic loops rather than narrative depth. The core experience is built around scavenging materials, upgrading your home base, and repeatedly reclaiming outposts that can be upgraded and re-encountered in stronger variants. This gives it a more replayable structure than earlier entries, but also makes its progression loop more repetitive over time. Its strengths are the distinctive visual identity, the improved RPG-lite upgrade systems, and the satisfying loop of expanding control over the map. However, its story is relatively lightweight, enemy encounters can feel repetitive, and its structure leans heavily on recycling familiar activities across regions. Overall, Far Cry New Dawn is best understood as a systems-driven spin on the Far Cry formula. It emphasizes progression and resource loops over narrative weight, making it more about structured gameplay cycles than story-driven immersion.