Instead, the world simply reveals itself as you move through it, meeting all manner of quirky character and delirious foe as you go. This time, though, there are no towers to climb. That goal is, as usual, to reclaim the map. This incidental kind of vibe is appropriate for the game-loop, as it allows you to undertake your own mini adventures while you progress towards the greater overall goal. The occasional cut-scene will move things along without you having any input, but for the most part you are in control of the story's progression. The narrative is delivered in a less straightforward way this time around, with the majority of the game taking place within three distinct districts that can be played in any order. When all hell breaks loose, you must rally your allies and, essentially, enforce a form of home-grown martial law to bring things back to the way they used to be. The story puts you in the shoes of a rookie police officer tasked with bringing in the leader of a notorious local cult.

However, the game isn't saying anything particularly controversial whatever political musings there may be, they're entirely perfunctory. As such, it has come under fire for its politics.

'Far Cry 5 (2018)' marks the first time that a game in the series has been set in the USA.

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