Far Cry Primal isn't out on PC yet, ... They died, often, and even though you can respawn them with red leaf, you can still gut their old corpse. I did. It’s hard to get attached.

Far Cry Primal is enormously about hunting and gathering. I’ve lost track of how many trees, rocks and reeds I collected, or how many animals I skinned, but it was hundreds, thousands.

Far Cry Primal Gameplay Walkthrough Part 1 Let's Play Playthrough 1080p Review PC PS4 Xbox ... Once beasts are killed you can revive them from a menu using red leaves, a collectible resource, ...

Far Cry Primal is an incredible idea. You take the basic structure of a Far Cry game — with its huge, ... Find a green leaf to wrap that raw meat, and make yourself a prehistoric burrito.

Far Cry Primal launches on February 23rd for XB1 and PS4, then March 1st for PC. We’ve been spending the better part of the last week in the land of Oros, a primitive land embroiled in tribal ...

Travel back in time to the Stone Age with Far Cry Primal, stop time with Superhot or rewind 20 years to revisit the first Pokémon adventures. With so many new games and movies coming out, it can ...

Far Cry Primal’s crafting system will have you scavenging for different ingredients to make up certain recipes. The number one common thing you’ll need is a specific animal skin.

Far Cry Primal takes us back to 10,000 BCE, a simpler time full of sabretooth tigers, woolly mammoths and a generous amount of clubbing your fellow man over the head with a big stick. The land of ...

With Far Cry Primal, Ubisoft Montreal is doing things a little differently. This isn't a tropical island plagued by a mentally unstable drug lord, or an African state locked in a civil war. And it ...

Here’s what it is: I’ve played the first three hours of Far Cry Primal, and I’m neither sold on it nor ready to condemn it. The reason I’m feeling conflicted is that much of the allure of ...

In fact, they built three versions of it. Far Cry Primal is the tale of three conflicting tribes, the spiritual Wenja, the more aggressive, primitive Udam, and the arrogant, culturally advanced Izila.

With Far Cry Primal, for example, just a few minutes plonked in its Stone Age world is all it takes to see the nail polish covering up what used to be Far Cry 4's Himalayas.