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Video Game Sequels and Reboots - we take a look at them and if they are good or just terrible. Plus Special Interview - Dean Haglund from X-Files and cosplayer Raychul Moore - it's full of fun stuff.

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melee combat. The melee combat<br />

works quite well, and helps<br />

bring a refreshing sense of danger<br />

to the FPS scene. Normally,<br />

players have assault rifles, grenades,<br />

and other overpowered<br />

weapons at their disposal. In Far<br />

Cry Primal, players have to craft<br />

their own spears, clubs, bows,<br />

arrows and more. Combine that<br />

with the various predators roaming<br />

the valley, and players will<br />

never feel truly safe, which is<br />

great.<br />

Far Cry Primal features crafting<br />

and survival elements, such as<br />

gathering materials and creating<br />

weapons from them. While<br />

open-world survival games such<br />

as 7 Days to Die and Ark: Survival<br />

Evolved feature crafting<br />

recipes that begin as rather simple<br />

and become more advanced<br />

for more rewarding items, Far<br />

Cry Primal keeps everything<br />

simple throughout the duration<br />

of the game. Recovering health<br />

is equally simple, as players<br />

only have to munch on some<br />

raw meat to regain their health.<br />

While the crafting and first aid<br />

might seem overly simplistic for<br />

a caveman experience, it’s important<br />

to remember that Far<br />

Cry Primal is an action game primarily,<br />

and not a survival game.<br />

Still, you never really struggle<br />

for any crafting ingredients, or<br />

the means to recreate weapons<br />

when the situation demands it.<br />

There are moments in Far Cry<br />

Primal where the game truly<br />

shines. For one thing, players<br />

are able to take a number of<br />

different approaches to freely<br />

roaming the environment, as well<br />

as the game’s missions. They<br />

can choose a stealth-based approach,<br />

lurking out of sight until<br />

the opportune moment, they can<br />

7.4/10<br />

launch an all-out attack if that’s<br />

more their style, or they can use<br />

a more strategic approach, such<br />

as setting fires that draw the<br />

enemy out. They can even lure<br />

predators to rival cavemen and<br />

simply let nature take its course.<br />

Far Cry Primal is an interesting<br />

experiment from Ubisoft Montreal.<br />

On one hand, it’s a highly<br />

playable and enjoyable first-person<br />

action game. On the other,<br />

it still feels strikingly familiar to<br />

Far Cry 3 and 4. Despite this,<br />

the game is a lot of fun, due to<br />

how immersive Far Cry Primal’s<br />

world is. If you’re hankering for<br />

a decent action game that’s a little<br />

bit different, don’t hesitate to<br />

check Primal out.<br />

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE TRAILER!<br />

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HjY1k1vXkY<br />

WRITTEN BY<br />

nick getley<br />

WWW.STICKYTRIGGER.COM

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