FAR CRY 4 TRAILER PS4

In addition to the vibrant action comes another trailer, giving more details on the 'Keys To Kyrat' that Sony will implement for those playing the game on PlayStation 4. How the areas will tie into the singleplayer campaign isn't yet clear, but the visuals alone are sure to turn a few more heads. For players, that means the chance to fight with a mystical tiger at your side, a magical bow in hand, and some truly unforgettable enemies to tackle. The name given to the mystical Himalayan utopia of numerous ancient writings, Shangri-La exists beyond the normal limits of magic, mortality, and life that the rest of the game will be adhering to.

But as exciting as it may be to tangle with tigers and the armed forces of Pagan Min, it's the reveal of Shangri-La that's most intriguing. Once players are done battling the carnage to be found on the lower slops of the iconic mountain range, they can try their luck on its highest peaks, where snow, wildlife, and the frigid temperatures are the least of their worries. The decision to place the game within the fictional world of Kyrat (still heavily based on Nepal) has led the publisher into some interesting dilemmas, but the gameplay opportunities afforded by the setting are evident. The trailer (embedded above) gives yet another look at the variety of locations and hazards made possible by setting a game on and around the Himalayan Mountains.

FAR CRY 4 TRAILER PS4

If that weren't enough, more details have arrived on exactly how PS4 players will be able to play alongside their friends without requiring them to first purchase the game. Now that Gamescom 2014 has begun, the studio has provided the first look at the mystical location known as 'Shangri-La,' a place where laws of the natural world hold little meaning. And the mythology and tradition of the region will apparently be used for more than just inspiration. First was the delightfully diabolical villain, then came the elephant-filled lunacy of its E3 demo, followed soon after by details on how closely the game would be drawing upon the people and culture of real-world Nepal. If it's anything near as good as Far Cry 3, it could be a Game of the Year contender.ДЄnd, if you really can't get enough of elephant gore, GameSpot has a ten minute video of gameplay, found below.The release of Far Cry 4 may still be months away, but the developers at Ubisoft have been giving prospective players a variety of reasons to take note. Does everything really need to be weaponized in FPSes? And Elephants? Have you ever Googled ' baby elephants'? You totally should.ДЄnyway, Ubisoft has set a Far Cry 4 release date for November 18 across PS4, PS3, Xbox One and PC. I didn't particularly like the video, mainly because elephants are beautiful, graceful, wondrous animals that always wear a soft smile.

Ubisoft has released a new Far Cry 4 trailer showcasing both the majestic beauty and unfathomable raw power of the elephant.ДЇeaturing a semi-factual David Attenborough-style voiceover (though not using the legend himself, who probably would be horrified at a video like this), this trailer examines the destructive fun one can get up to if commandeering a tusked titan. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's

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