"Game File (via VGC) reports that Guillemot spoke at Saudi Arabia's New Global Sport Conference and was asked about the Far Cry series. The Ubisoft executive noted that the objective "on Far Cry [is] really to bring the multiplayer aspects more predominantly pushed, so that it can also be played for a long time by players." You need a javascript enabled browser to watch videos. Please use a html5 video capable browser to watch videos. This video has an invalid file format."
"Earlier this year, a Far Cry multiplayer extraction game was reportedly rebooted, as resources were diverted to Far Cry 7. It's believed these are two different projects, with the extraction shooter being a standalone title. The extraction shooter apparently has an Alaskan setting as players attempt to survive the harsh environment, wildlife, soldiers, and other players. Far Cry 7 is thought to see players trying to rescue their family from a cult, potentially with a 24-hour real-world time limit."
Ubisoft plans to emphasize multiplayer elements in the Far Cry franchise to encourage longer-term player engagement. A Far Cry multiplayer extraction game was rebooted earlier this year while resources were shifted toward Far Cry 7. The extraction shooter is intended as a standalone project set in Alaska where players must survive harsh environments, wildlife, soldiers, and other players. Far Cry 7 is expected to center on rescuing a family from a cult and may implement a 24-hour real-world time limit, equating to three in-game days. Ubisoft intends to double down on open-world and live-service games despite recent setbacks.
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