There’ll be a unique, frontier style, Montana setting a crazy cult that, apparently, impales disbelievers with a spear in the shape of their symbol and a group of protagonists that decide to stand up for their right to choose. There’ll be a dynamic cast of characters (as Dan Hay says too) that will react and interact with the player and the environment around them. The new trailer shows a lot of what you see in the interview video. Maybe Ubisoft did make the game with the intention of shadowing what’s going on in the states today, maybe it’s their own universe that we have to explore for ourselves to find out.

But the qualities that make up a cult can be shared with other cults as well, for many of them are needed to qualify a group or religion as a cult. Rumors are circulating about the similarities “Hope County”, the mysterious cult that the plot of the game centers around, and Trump’s rise to power. But with Far Cry 5, we’ll see the shadow of our country as it stands today. There are so many games trying to be the unique game by setting it in a foreign country we’ve never seen before (much like Far Cry is known to do). He says that “And just the concept that the thing that’s in your backyard could be even more exotic than going 1,000 miles away, and that’s why we brought it to the states.” Hay speaks the truth here. First, let’s watch the interview.ĭan Hay explores the issues presented to Ubisoft as they made the decision to bring the franchise to the states. Both give loads of information that’ll help eager fans understand why the franchise decided to come to America for the 5th game, and what that means for the players. Just recently, a trailer and an interview with executive producer and creative director, Dan Hay, has been released. There has been speculation as to what the next installment of the franchise would look like. Today, Ubisoft released the information that Far Cry 5 would be coming out within the next year.

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