Far Cry® 4

POLECAM!

En este juego, me gustaría estar del lado de los malos... una pena que no este la opción.

For those who are interested to do buy the game for co-op related then the only things you should know is that it is still limited: you cannot do campaign missions and certain activities like side missions can be done and some not. You are however able to climb radio towers, do outposts together and get collectibles but that's about it. For the main campaign, it's rather a fresh take and a sad one. You have unique interactions and choices you can make although both simply are for filler to all the way towards the antagonist: Pagan Min. Another star of this game that simply does it's job being intimidating though funny enough he's more of a dictator and very human about it with all things considered, he cares about the main protagonist thus still being civilized with manner how he approaches you, the player. Now for overall experience, it's decent. You have enough things to collect and to do in this game. Cheesing it even further with the flying copter with you to fly around and getting to places faster. Gunplay and general movement is similar to Far Cry 3 with more things to do, though I should mention some of the main core aspects like takedowns and skydiving with the suit is very clumsy and poorly executed since it prompts out poorly together, which will be the cause of your death 99% of the time guaranteed. And I've played this on Hard difficulty for personal preference. But the more you progress the easier it becomes especially when you get the Buzzsaw LMG weapon that melts anything in its path. There's also Arena mode inside the campaign which is veeeery boring and dull. There's barely diversity on that one aside from another filler to it. Lastly the plot and story is fair to say the least, I wasn't a fan of whether you choose any side you have to hear how Amita or Sabal argue like bunch of siblings and somehow you have a choice to spare them or eliminate them which isn't really necessary but it's there... I guess? I kinda also wish you'd see more of Pagan Min cause it was underwhelming that he appears less and you hear more of him on the radio talking to you. Meanwhile Vaas from Far Cry 3 was everywhere so go with that comparison I suppose. It's a fair experience if you wanna go around Nepal and shoot off a regime with a turf of war ongoing and stop or befriend with the final boss of the game with fair amount of content to do.