Beautiful but repetitive ...

First game of the Far Cry series I play, I expected much better.
Nothing to say for graphics, the sets are beautiful. Very beautiful character animation and various creatures that inhabit the game.
The service life is also very correct: even without having tried to find all the hidden objects across the vast map, I got to thirty hours.
However, where the rub is that you quickly realize you are doing all the time the same. If we depart from the main quest you can endeavor to capture enemy and relay antennas camps, and thus the game becomes repetitive. We climb to the antennas, it cleans the camps to be offered hunting missions or eliminate enemies head. It's fun a dozen times but it was soon going around in circles, especially given the number of antennas and bases on the islands. I'm not even talking about the mini-quests, very dispensable, proposed by indigenous (which are very poorly animated and dubbed) that boil down to "go here, bring it, talk to so and so", there one even comes to s 'bored!
The main quest is itself a bit skinny given the opportunities the surface of the card. The missions are stakeholder cependants and very rhythmic. We regret that the fighting against the enemy boss will do as cinematics with Quik Time Event.
As for the script, nothing transcendent, it worthy of a teen TV movie but we could really hoped for a better FPS? However little crush for some "psychedelic" missions saw the young Jason during his adventure.