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As a tourist stranded on an island bristling with a private army of hired killers, popping mind-altering pills might not be the wisest course of action, but it's working out well for Far Cry 3's ...

Far Cry 5 had problems blending story and gameplay. It should take a page from the series’ most experimental entry, Far Cry 2.

In his place is a hero of your choosing. Thirteen mercenaries (no, really) populate Far Cry 2’s landscape - three women and ten men - and you can take your pick from any of the male characters.

Technically speaking, Far Cry 2's modeling is perhaps a little less staggering than Crysis'. Artistically speaking, it's like comparing one painting to ten paintings.

I loved Far Cry 2. There was atmosphere and cinematography that Vittorio Storaro would have been proud of, and a soundtrack that featured Baaba Maal.

Far Cry 2 feels, well, a far cry indeed from the modern games. It's a grittier, gnarlier spin on jungle survival, pitting you as one of nine named mercenaries attempting to bring down notorious ...

Far Cry 2 has a very good chance of being completely amazing, and, thankfully, there are still plenty of surprises left for all you aspiring virtual mercenaries.

Devil May Cry Episode 2 was largely written off by longtime fans due to its inconsistency with the games’ story, but its action makes it worthwhile.

Far Cry games are known for their multiple endings, many of which stick with the player long after the credits roll.

In Far Cry 2's chaotic world of mercenaries, gunrunners, and armed militias, you'll find yourself dropped into a dizzying web of shady clients and paper-thin alliances. All manner of names and ...