The Fangs for Hire system returns, which first made an appearance in Far Cry 5 and allowed players to recruit animal companions to fight with them. You’ll also be able to play as Far Cry villains with the season pass, such as Vaas Montenegro from Far Cry 3, Pagan Minn from Far Cry 4, and Joseph Seed from Far Cry 5. Rojas’ story has a direct impact on the world and how the character reacts to the events on Yara, and how they interact with some of the other revolutionaries, such as the weapons expert Juan Cortez. Rojas leaves the army with the aim of escaping the island, but when Castillo’s forces murder many innocents in front of them, Rojas decides enough is enough and joins the revolutionaries. In Far Cry 6, you’ll play as a revolutionary leader named Dani Rojas, an orphan that you choose to be either male or female at the beginning of the game.

Vehicles can now be customised with all sorts of additions, such as a plow or a mounted gun turret.

So far we have Guapo, a gold-toothed crocodile, and Chorizo, an adorable dog in a wheelchair.

Animal friends are coming back as ‘Amigos.

One such device is the Exterminador, which launches mortars from the equipped backpack.

‘Supremos’ are last-resort devices that turn the tide of a fight.

Some examples are a flamethrower, mini-gun, and a CD launcher.

New ‘Resolver’ weapons are improvised devices that require items found throughout Yara.

Weapons can be upgraded with attachments and mods.

Some help with stealth, while others give you better control of your weapons.

Perks are now given to you for equipping different items of clothing and gear.

The shooter adds a number of big changes to the series, as well as a few returning features: You can also check out our Far Cry 6 preview for a more in-depth dive into the gameplay. We got a much larger look at what Far Cry 6 has in store for us with the gameplay reveal on May 28 and the recent Ubisoft Forward at E3.

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