David Grivel, of Ubisoft Toronto and gameplay designer for Far Cry 6, Assured fans that his Open World game would not suffer from the same problems as he did Cyberpunk 2077And CD Project RED (via VGC).
The studio is “very cautious” not to drop PlayStation 4 and Xbox One with the title. Grivel told VGC that Ubisoft will show console versions of its previous generation of Far Cry 6 Before launch. He said that the next-generation versions (PS5 and Xbox Series) will run at 4K / 60fps.
When asked if Ubisoft Toronto anticipated any problems with the PS4 and Xbox One release, he said, “No. Our goal is really to achieve maximum quality on all of these platforms.”
He added, “As we move forward in the coming weeks and months, we will definitely start showing more on different platforms. What I can say, and I can’t go into a lot of detail about specifications or things like that, is that in both the previous generation and the new generation, it works.” Game well.One detail that I can add about the new generation is that it allowed us to run the game at 60fps and in 4K resolution, which is really cool.I have tested it in groups in the company and I can definitely see it as a big thing in the new generation, but this is not It means that the previous generation has been abandoned at all. “
In recent years, “Our game is not political” has become synonymous with Ubisoft releases. The studio tends to seek inspiration from real-world political events, but ends up insisting that its games have nothing to do with politics.
In comments to The gamer (Across PlayStation Lifestyle), Ubisoft repeated that again Far Cry 6 He makes no political statement, despite the fact that his development team traveled to Cuba to talk to real guerrillas and draw inspiration from guerrilla movements.
Narration director Navid Khafari said:
The original inspiration was guerrilla warfare and what this guerrilla fiction is, which is clearly linked to the revolution. When you talk about guerrilla warfare, you think about the guerrilla warfare of the 1950s and 1960s, we really went there to talk to the real guerrillas who fought back then, and we really fell in love with their stories. But we also fall in love with the culture and the people we know. When we come out of this, we do not feel that we should make Cuba, we realize that it is a complex island and our game does not want to issue a political statement about what specifically is happening in Cuba. Additionally, we draw inspiration from guerrilla movements around the world and throughout history. It seemed to us that the creation of Yara Island would help us tell this story, and be very open to our politics and inspiration.
Far Cry 6 It will be released on October 7 for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series, and PC.
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