GAME DETAILS :-
Developer : Ubisoft Montreal
Publisher : Ubisoft
Engine : Dunia with Havok Physics
Genre : Action, First-Person Shooter and Sandbox
Release Date : October 21 , 2008
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS :-
Operating System : Windows XP / Windows Vista
CPU : Intel Core 2 Duo Processor / AMD Athlon64 X2 5200+
Memory (RAM) : 2 GB
Graphics Hardware : DirectX 10.0 Compatible Video Card with Memory 512 MB
[NVIDIA : GeForce 8600 Series
ATI : Radeon HD 3400 Series]
Hard Disk Space : 6 GB
GAME FEATURES :-
Far Cry 2's first-person action squeezes every last drop of potential out of the unique African setting. Ubisoft has marketed Far Cry 2 as the true sequel to Far Cry though the sequel has very few noticeable similarities to the original game. Instead, it features completely new characters and setting, as well as a new style of gameplay that allows the player greater freedom to explore different African landscapes such as deserts, jungles, and savannas. The game takes place in a fictional modern-day East African nation in a state of anarchy and civil war. The player takes control of a mercenary on a lengthy journey to locate and assassinate "The Jackal," a notorious arms dealer.
The player's character lands in the northern territory of Leboa-Sako and is introduced to the harsh reality of life in the country. On the way to the town of Pala in a cab, the player character begins to suffer from the effects of malaria and passes out. Meanwhile, the ceasefire in Pala has collapsed and the UFLL and APR are engaged in open fighting. The player is forced to work with both the UFLL and the APR in Leboa-Sako, each using the player as a deniable agent in order to avoid a full-scale war. After many successful missions, a faction captain contracts the player to assassinate the other faction's captain. The Jackal has since disappeared, and world governments insist that he died in the conflict, although no body has ever been found. In addition, the player's exact fate remains unknown - for instance, if the player chose to take the diamond case, it is not shown whether he honored his agreement with the Jackal to shoot himself even though a gunshot is heard with Reuben's picture of the exodus appearing on the screen.
The sheer variety of weapons plays a big role in your ability to craft a personalized approach to each mission. For every situation, there's a weapon ideally suited to delivering mercenary justice. From the AK-47 to the Molotov cocktail and the remote-detonated improvised explosive device, they all feel like weapons that could easily be plucked from the civil wars of Africa. Overall, Far Cry 2 is a game in which you can quite literally get lost for hours at a time. But that feeling of exploration is precisely what makes the game so much fun; your creativity never feels stifled when approaching a mission, and the game's overall structure of side tasks, friends, rewards, and upgrades is a diverse ecosystem rivaling the landscape itself. No matter whether you're a PC fan whose played through the similarly structured Crysis or a console owner new to the world of open-ended first-person shooters, you won't be disappointed by Far Cry 2.
GAME REVIEW :-
8.5/10
Developer : Ubisoft Montreal
Publisher : Ubisoft
Engine : Dunia with Havok Physics
Genre : Action, First-Person Shooter and Sandbox
Release Date : October 21 , 2008
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS :-
Operating System : Windows XP / Windows Vista
CPU : Intel Core 2 Duo Processor / AMD Athlon64 X2 5200+
Memory (RAM) : 2 GB
Graphics Hardware : DirectX 10.0 Compatible Video Card with Memory 512 MB
[NVIDIA : GeForce 8600 Series
ATI : Radeon HD 3400 Series]
Hard Disk Space : 6 GB
GAME FEATURES :-
Far Cry 2's first-person action squeezes every last drop of potential out of the unique African setting. Ubisoft has marketed Far Cry 2 as the true sequel to Far Cry though the sequel has very few noticeable similarities to the original game. Instead, it features completely new characters and setting, as well as a new style of gameplay that allows the player greater freedom to explore different African landscapes such as deserts, jungles, and savannas. The game takes place in a fictional modern-day East African nation in a state of anarchy and civil war. The player takes control of a mercenary on a lengthy journey to locate and assassinate "The Jackal," a notorious arms dealer.
The player's character lands in the northern territory of Leboa-Sako and is introduced to the harsh reality of life in the country. On the way to the town of Pala in a cab, the player character begins to suffer from the effects of malaria and passes out. Meanwhile, the ceasefire in Pala has collapsed and the UFLL and APR are engaged in open fighting. The player is forced to work with both the UFLL and the APR in Leboa-Sako, each using the player as a deniable agent in order to avoid a full-scale war. After many successful missions, a faction captain contracts the player to assassinate the other faction's captain. The Jackal has since disappeared, and world governments insist that he died in the conflict, although no body has ever been found. In addition, the player's exact fate remains unknown - for instance, if the player chose to take the diamond case, it is not shown whether he honored his agreement with the Jackal to shoot himself even though a gunshot is heard with Reuben's picture of the exodus appearing on the screen.
The sheer variety of weapons plays a big role in your ability to craft a personalized approach to each mission. For every situation, there's a weapon ideally suited to delivering mercenary justice. From the AK-47 to the Molotov cocktail and the remote-detonated improvised explosive device, they all feel like weapons that could easily be plucked from the civil wars of Africa. Overall, Far Cry 2 is a game in which you can quite literally get lost for hours at a time. But that feeling of exploration is precisely what makes the game so much fun; your creativity never feels stifled when approaching a mission, and the game's overall structure of side tasks, friends, rewards, and upgrades is a diverse ecosystem rivaling the landscape itself. No matter whether you're a PC fan whose played through the similarly structured Crysis or a console owner new to the world of open-ended first-person shooters, you won't be disappointed by Far Cry 2.
GAME REVIEW :-
8.5/10
Far Cry 2 Trailer :-
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