A sadistic and power-hungry group of raiders called the Highwaymen have rolled into Montana, eager to seize everything in sight before settling into their next bloody pit stop. Thomas Rush, a guiding figure in the effort to rebuild society, receives a distress call from the good people of Prosperity. The surviving residents of Hope County have attempted to put down permanent roots, as have others across the United States. 17 years in the future, the world is no longer on fire and nature is back with a vengeance. Really, there aren’t that many moving pieces. Straight to the point, you’ll get much more enjoyment out of New Dawn if you saw Far Cry 5 through to the bitter end, but at the same time, it’s very much comprehensible without those past connections. This budget-minded release is a “continuation and a conclusion to Far Cry 5” with rowdy new foes and familiar yet worn-out faces.įar Cry New Dawn (PC, PS4, Xbox One) I won’t dwell on the finale’s finer details, but if you’ve heard anything about Far Cry New Dawn, you’ll know that we’ve entered a cotton-candy-tinted post-apocalyptic era. All that painstaking progress gone, and for what? Subversion’s sake? I respected Ubisoft’s decision to shake things up with a head-turning closer, but in the moment, after dismantling a doomsday cult from the bottom up (and putting an irreversible dent in Montana’s wildlife population), I only felt deflated. There’s no getting around it: Far Cry 5had a feel-bad ending.
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