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Far Cry 5
Ubisoft Montreal is getting weird with Far Cry 5's post-release support. A new trailer shows off the campaign's story, in which the player helps to lead a resistance against a cult leader and his brainwashed followers in Montana. The DLC is decidedly less serious, however.
Players who pick up the game's season pass will be able to download three separate adventures. They're as follows, with the text straight from Ubisoft.
- Hours of Darkness: Players will travel back in time to Vietnam to battle against Việt Cộng soldiers
- Dead Living Zombies: Players will face hordes of zombies in multiple b-movie scenarios
- Lost on Mars: Players will leave Earth behind to go toe-to-claws with Martian arachnids
The Gold Edition of the game includes Far Cry 5 and the season pass for $89.99. There's no word yet on the pricing of the individual DLC episodes.
Players who pick up the Gold Edition or its season pass can also download the Far Cry 3 Classic Edition, which includes all of that game's single-player content. It will be available on PlayStatation 4 and Xbox One four weeks after it's available via the season pass, sometime this summer. PC players who pick up the season pass or the Far Cry 5 Gold Edition will be able to download the full version of Far Cry 3. You can see the Classic Edition in the trailer below.
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