That last mixture can come in pretty handy, because there's a lot more to Far Cry 3's hunting system than running over a deer who got in the way of your jeep during an especially reckless joyride. The archipelago is also full of plant life you can harvest and mix into various types of concoctions, from basic medicines to a mixture that makes animals less likely to run away from you while hunting. On the most basic level, you're constantly finding little bits and bobs that you can pawn for cash to put toward weapons and ammunition. There's an entire economy built around finding items, selling them off, or crafting them into more useful pieces of equipment. It's not quite Borderlands or Deus Ex, but there's a sense of openness and adventure here that doesn't feel too far removed from a game like Skyrim.įar Cry 3's open world-a tropical archipelago overrun by pirates-is a scavenger's playground. But spend a few more hours with it, and Far Cry 3's influences from the role-playing genre begin to creep in. One where you can hang glide from a mountaintop and hunt sharks with a grenade, mind you, but a shooter just the same. Spend an hour with Far Cry 3, and it feels like a first-person shooter.
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