Ubisoft Confirms Focus on Multiplayer for Next Far Cry

Ubisoft's Next Far Cry Shifts to Live-Service Multiplayer Model with Standalone Extraction-Based Shooter in Alaska

Ubisoft plans to significantly emphasize multiplayer in the next Far Cry title, as confirmed by CEO Yves Guillemot at the New Global Sports Conference in Saudi Arabia. Guillemot stated the company aims to enhance these multiplayer aspects to ensure long-term player engagement. This strategy suggests an evolution towards a live-service game model for Far Cry. This aligns with early 2023 reports indicating Ubisoft is developing both Far Cry 7 and a separate, standalone Far Cry multiplayer experience. These reports suggest Far Cry 7 will utilize Ubisoft's Snowdrop engine, marking a departure from the series' traditional Dunia engine. Further details from these reports describe the standalone multiplayer game as an extraction-based shooter set in Alaska's wilds. In contrast, Far Cry 6 included online co-op functionality but notably did not feature a competitive multiplayer mode.

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