A brand-new Far Cry game codenamed "Kodiak" has reportedly entered development at Ubisoft as an ambitious open-world FPS focused on emergent storytelling. Far Cry is one of Ubisoft's staple franchises, with recent rumors suggesting the publisher wants to take it in several new directions.
Since the release of Far Cry 6 in 2021, Ubisoft's enduring open-world FPS franchise has been dormant for one of its longest stretches. The series has traditionally been built around large open worlds, hostile factions, improvised combat, and a sandbox-style approach to objectives, but new reports suggest the company has bigger ambitions for the series, including expanded co-op gameplay and an extraction shooter. Ubisoft has yet to formally reveal Far Cry 7 or when it is expected to release, leaving reports about internal projects like "Blackbird" and "Maverick" remaining the primary source of information about its future. According to a new report, Kodiak is being built from the foundations of a canceled Far Cry project.
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In a new report from Insider Gaming, the previous Far Cry extraction shooter, codenamed Maverick,...
