It is completely a big surprise when Ubisoft finally announced the trailer of "Far Cry Primal," a game which stars a man following the brutal stone-age ethics. The setting of the game takes place during the Stone Age. The trailer actually reveals brutal gameplays, which got its boastful M rating.
The gameplay trailer of the "Far Cry Primal" focuses on the beasts included in the game. These are all significant especially that Ubisoft unveiled the gameplay early of December. What one didn't realize is that these animals would solely be opponents to each other.
In "Far Cry Primal," the main character hunter Takkar becomes a Beastmaster to tame the wild monsters of the primeval forests. As a gamer, you can actually tame lionish things, giant bears, sabre-toothed tigers, and many other wild creatures. You will be sending them off to a combat in your behalf. The mechanics is somewhat similar to the white tiger in "Far Cry 4's" Shangri-la missions. However, it has been integrated into the game in general. As what you see on the trailer, the gamer can even tame the most hated animal found in "Far Cry 4," the eagle.
It can be indeed promising once you see the first glimpse of a regular gameplay. Certainly, there are bows, arrows, and spears which are mostly deadly ranged weapons. You can see that the gameplay is really gorgeous. Ubisoft has made its way to fill-out the empty wilderness. In "Far Cry Primal," the natural world can become more dangerous than other Far Cry games. The game supports a wide array of weapons to make it more interesting. It's where the game developer comes in with lots of big surprises.
The upcoming "Far Cry Primal" is expected to be unveiled on Feb. 23, 2016, which will run on a full price. It's actually a full-size game, which can catch your attention especially in the match.