New details for Ubisoft’s Far Cry multiplayer game have leaked as well as artwork from Assassin’s Creed Red.
Far Cry 6 – apparently both of Ubisoft’s new Far Cry games were one and the same Ubisoft has yet to say anything about the future of the Far Cry series and yet there are strong rumours of at least two projects in development: a traditional sequel aka Far Cry 7 and a multiplayer spin-off. Just last month, supposed story details for Far Cry 7 were leaked, describing a non-linear plot and a 24-hour time limit, and now further details for the multiplayer game, codenamed Maverick, have followed.
More: TrendingI have no sympathy for people that can't afford games if they're buying digitallyNow Spider-Man 2 is out the PS5 has no new exclusives scheduled and that's crazyNintendo Switch is the best console ever and it’s not even close - Reader’s Feature This isn’t the only Ubisoft related leak to occur lately, and this second one comes from the company itself.
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