Far Cry Multiplayer Focus Confirmed by Ubisoft
- * Far Cry is shifting focus to multiplayer: Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot stated the company aims to bring multiplayer aspects to the forefront of future Far Cry...
- In essence, Ubisoft is betting big on multiplayer for the future of Far Cry, with dedicated projects designed to deliver a robust and engaging online experience.
Here’s a breakdown of the key information from the article:
* Far Cry is shifting focus to multiplayer: Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot stated the company aims to bring multiplayer aspects to the forefront of future Far Cry games to increase player engagement.
* Two projects in development: There are reportedly two Far Cry projects underway:
* Far Cry 7: Will use the Snowdrop engine (used by The Division and avatar: Frontiers of Pandora).
* Standalone multiplayer Title: An extraction shooter set in the Alaskan wilderness.
* Addressing past shortcomings: Far Cry 6 only offered cooperative campaign play, lacking competitive multiplayer. Ubisoft is restructuring the franchise to address this.
* Development Team Changes: Development has returned to Ubisoft Montreal, the original home of the series. Sandra Warren is now VP/Executive Producer, and Drew Holmes is the new IP Director.
* Ubisoft’s Future Roadmap: 2025 is a readiness year,with 2026 being a major release year for Ubisoft,including Project Hexe (new Assassin’s Creed),the Splinter Cell remake (Project North),and a new Far Cry title.
In essence, Ubisoft is betting big on multiplayer for the future of Far Cry, with dedicated projects designed to deliver a robust and engaging online experience.
