Far Cry 3: Classic Edition

Game mechanics

Far Cry 3: Classic Edition uses first-person perspective (FPP) and gives us a vast world that we can travel both by foot and by various vehicles. New regions of the map are discovered by climbing radio towers to look around our surroundings for interesting places. As we play, our activities come down to progressing with the story and performing side quests given by neutral characters, as well as – of course – fighting with enemies. The latter includes not only people of Vaasa Montenegro or other pirates, but also wildlife, most of which consist of various predators.

Developers prepared a vast arsenal of weapons, among which we will find pistols, machine guns, sniper rifles, shotguns, rocket launchers and recurve bow. It is worth noting that there are two approaches to hostile encounters, and while straightforward charge at enemies might be appealing, sneaking behind foes and silently eliminating them one by one sometimes might be the better solution.

Aside from that, we also must go for hunt from time to time – the game features a crafting system used to develop Brody’s equipment. For example, collecting a certain amount of skins from one animal will let us make small quiver for arrows or bigger bag for medicines. There are also some RPG elements – our activities earn us experience points, which can be spent for new skills from one of three development trees representing our style of dealing with problems, known as ways of heron, spider and shark respectively.

Game modes

Unlike original release, Far Cry 3: Classic Edition offers know multiplayer options, focusing solely on story campaign.

Technical aspects

Creators of Far Cry 3: Classic Edition did not bother with changing audiovisuals of the game. As in the original release, Michael Mando (Better Call Saul, Orphan Black) voices Vaas Montenegro.