Typical Far Cry just

Cloudy, Far Cry 3 impresses at first by the amazing graphics, which requires felt unlike Far Cry 2 less system performance. But as the saying goes, "out of a beautiful cup is rarely eaten".

The weapon system is in and of itself in order. The weapons themselves are well designed, the sounds are strong and realistic. However, it has already accumulated an arsenal after a short season, which has no equal. The feeling which, for example, hired in Fallout New Vegas with outstanding new weapons, missing here. If you have a new, more powerful weapon, so it does not take long, so you have (eg. By collecting artifacts) have the next unlocked.

At first one has as a really nice "Rambo" feeling when one creeps into hostile camps and opponents Stallone moderate draws with knife and bow out of circulation. As already mentioned before me, this scheme, however, is on each map section the same.

The following characters must be said, even if I am in this opinion may alone. At some point this catch namely nerves enormously.

Likewise, the fact that Ubisoft is no way to skip the lengthy intro incl. Training. This is particularly disturbing when you fast times would start a new story, for example. On a different level of difficulty. These Ubisoft grabs still really annoying self-promotion in the loading screens of the launch. Does not have to be. I know by whom the game is and how it is said.

What leads me to the frustration factor. The game is no challenge. You had to do in other games still thinking how to approach a mission properly, one has a fantastic with increasing playing time really just straight on, because you, the last checkpoint of the mission starts again in case of death.

Also you will be encountered with the nose in every little detail. Be it artifacts, treasures or money. Basically like a GPS Schnipseljagd. However, this is not an invention of Far Cry, but bothers me in almost all new games.

One misses the "Frustrating Intensive" looking for things such as. In TES Morrowind, where you have been required hours for a single object. On the subject of "Open World", it is difficult to say that in Far Cry. Sure, you can move freely, but the room on the missions take place, is usually only football field size. In addition, Ubisoft, just like in Skyrim Bethesda, used to trick the giant mountains. Bring plenty of space, but is barely passable.

Cloudy, Far Cry is a shooter first and foremost, and this title will really do justice. The firefights be fun if you put your enemies with light machine guns and rocket launchers under barrage and this wandering in panic.

BUT, some of abstruse story, the mix between mythology, John Rambo, and Teeny Drama loses the thread too fast.
There really would have been inside more.

Otherwise, it's definitely worth playing for the collection and a weekend intensive. That's it then but unfortunately already because boredom prevails.

Nevertheless, buy recommendation.