Far Cry: Primal Review: Hungry Like a Wolf So, is Far Cry: Primal just another Far Cry title? Far, far from it. Take a look at our review and find out why you need to give it a try.

The Far Cry Primal quest for the Snowblood Wolf can be found very far to the south, tucked into the most western alcove near that part of the map.

The Primal map opens in exactly the same way as in previous Far Cry series, but with fires replacing watch towers. To gain visible access to further territory, you need to assault camps and light ...

Since its inception, the Far Cry game franchise has been putting players in exotic open world locations such as tropical islands, African planes and Himalayan Mountains. Far Cry Primal seeks to ...

Taming Stone Age beasts is fun, but hunting, gathering, and a flimsy story grow stale in Far Cry Primal.

The Snowblood Wolf is one of the four Great Beasts found in Far Cry Primal, and it is a particularly excellent companion for players to have on their side. The Snowblood Wolf is a little more ...

Far Cry Primal gives players control of Takkar, which the game’s creative director, Jean-Christophe Guyot, described as an experienced hunter and the lone survivor of his hunting party.

The Far Cry games are all about creating these moments of unbridled chaos, and Primal definitely scratches that itch — with a wolf’s claw. I can’t stop playing it.

If you're looking for a fun game set in prehistoric times, check out Far Cry Primal. Just don't expect much of a story. Why you can trust Tom's Guide Our writers and editors spend hours analyzing ...

In Far Cry Primal, you're able to tame many different animal companions that will be of great use. One such animal is the White Wolf.

However, Far Cry Primal has its own big guns disguised as animal companions, and it includes the franchise's most expansive crafting system to date.

Thankfully, all of these materials are within walking distance. If you hoped Far Cry: Primal was going to play out substantially differently to the last two Far Cry games, then bad news: it doesn’t.