Far Cry: New Dawn has been added with an RPG element by Ubisoft, perhaps a test step for the next “Cry” version of Far Cry to be released in the next few years.
Over the years, perhaps world gamers have become accustomed to exploiting Ubisoft’s Far Cry brand: a numbered main version, followed by a spin-off version that reuses the version’s map ago: Blood Dragon, Primal, and now New Dawn. After the Blood Dragon’s cyberpunk background and Primal’s early time, gamers will now come to the post-apocalyptic era in New Dawn.
Trailer plot of Far Cry: New Dawn.
Specifically, New Dawn said that Joseph Seed’s prediction was true, and a nuclear war called “The Collapse” happened. Nuclear weapons sweep the earth’s surface, destroy human civilization, and cause survivors to form small, isolated communities while nature recaptures the outside world. According to Ubisoft’s information, the game will also reveal the fate of both the main character and the villain in Far Cry 5.
As usual, you will notice the familiarity of the terrain in New Dawn because it repeats the map of Far Cry 5 as a background for a new game. Your opponent is not the Ghoul or Mutant in the Fallout, but the Highwaymen, a gang of Mad Max-style psychopaths with weird hairstyles, wearing metal and thorny pieces full of people under the leadership of Two sisters Mickey and Lou. In the midst of that, the player is the leader of Prosperity (Phon Vinh), a small, peaceful shelter for Hope County residents. The Highwaymen’s threat caused the player to knock on the survivors’ door from the Eden Gate sect of Joseph Seed every day and proposed cooperating.
Two sisters Lou and Mickey, boss Highwaymen band.
Perhaps like the Assassin’s Creed series, Ubisoft is looking to change the Far Cry series’s formula. New Dawn will not be a mere shooting game because Ubisoft is trying to create a mixed hotpot by adding a very immersive flavor. Enemies in the game will be graded from 1 to 4. The higher, the stronger, the more blood, the thicker the armor and the “harder to play.”
The damage from your shots will be measured by the numbers splashing from the target, just like the Borderlands – except that the enemies of New Dawn will not be as buffalo to the level of the Super Badass in Borderlands. Some opponents require you to take advantage of their disadvantages, such as shooting at the feet of the shield-bearing floods, sneaking out with bulletproof masks, all things that are too familiar to skilled FPS gamers.
The health bar and numbers indicate the damage flying out from the target.
In addition to the enemies from the Highwaymen, the creatures in Far Cry: New Dawn is also divided into four similar levels. To deal with high-level enemies, gamers, of course, need weapons with higher stats, but reflexes and aiming skills are still as important as a regular FPS title. You will even find satisfaction when driving your character through the bushes, performing impressive takedowns like catching the enemy from behind, pulling the knife he wears, and launching into an opponent’s face. The enemy was more than a dozen meters away.
In addition to slaughtering opponents outside, players also need to take care of what happens inside the Prosperity base. Many different buildings give you particular advantages, such as gardens that help upgrade blood bags, training camps for better assistants, garages, and armory, bringing vehicles and weapons better ”. They all demand oil, the kind of resources you can find from Highwaymen outposts scattered around the world. Ubisoft said that “Prosperity’s level of prosperity will affect the game’s story,” so I think it will change the story’s outcome.
The index now expresses the power of weapons in the game.
New Dawn’s equipment system is a bit of a plow hoe, perhaps to pave the way for in-game microtransaction. For those who like to plow hoes, New Dawn promises always to have new items to upgrade, recent achievements to unlock, new equipment to play with. They will give gamers the feeling of “I’m advancing.” sets ”help keep them engaged with the game. The game will also have several missions that take gamers on a small, isolated map (similar in Far Cry 4) to “change the wind.” This is nothing short of groundbreaking, but it allows players to explore places that can’t appear on the main map, such as a rusty carrier on the ocean.
Overall, it looks like New Dawn will be a very tight game, but with a few minor changes worth noting. New Dawn’s pink apocalyptic world, full of green trees, will come to gamers on February 15.
New Dawn’s equipment system is a bit of a plow hoe, perhaps to pave the way for in-game microtransaction. For those who like to plow hoes, New Dawn promises always to have new items to upgrade, recent achievements to unlock, new equipment to play with. They will give gamers the feeling of “I’m advancing.” sets ”help keep them engaged with the game. The game will also have several missions that take gamers on a small, isolated map (similar in Far Cry 4) to “change the wind.” This is nothing short of groundbreaking, but it allows players to explore places that can’t appear on the main map, such as a rusty carrier on the ocean.
Overall, it looks like New Dawn will be a very tight game, but with a few minor changes worth noting. New Dawn’s pink apocalyptic world, full of green trees, will come to gamers on February 15.
