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Fight Giant Yetis In Far Cry 4 DLC This March
Kyrat is full of exotic wildlife, and if you have grown tired of riding elephants or attacking wild honey badgers, you can soon battle giant yetis. The upcoming Far Cry 4 DLC Valley of the Yetis arrives in North America March 10 and March 11 in Europe.
After Ajay experiences a perilous helicopter crash, he finds himself high in the frigid Himalayan Mountains, with no shelter or means of survival. This new area has hidden secrets and mysteries, including a hostile cult known as The Awakened Ones who inhabit the valley, and monstrous yetis that attack on sight. To survive, Ajay must capture the cult’s camp, defend it from nightly attackers, and survive to tell the tale.
This campaign DLC can also be played with friends through the game’s co-op. The Far Cry 4 $29.99 Season Pass (a 20% discount) will include this DLC and the others: The Syringe, Escape from Durgesh Prison, the Hurk Deluxe Pack, and Overrun. Valley of the Yetis can be purchased separately, but the price is yet to be announced.
Far Cry 4 released last year for Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PC. Read our review of the game here and be sure to watch our Test Chamber of Escape from Durgesh Prison.
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