Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Jason , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: It's a delicate undertaking trying to achieve a sensible equilibrium between the pursuit of pure aesthetics and artificial intelligence. Many games get lost along the way, forfeiting one for the other. That's why Far Cry 2 is such a resounding achievement...
Abstract: Far Cry 2 is a first person shooter (FPS) adventure game set in Africa. Its graphics engines and physics are particularly advanced but the game is fairly light. As the results are given in frames per second, high is best.With DirectX 10, the results ar...
Abstract: Ubisoft tager formularen ind i helt nyt territorium med vilde dyr, realisme, illegal forretning om diamanter og guerilla-krige. Du er sat ind i Afrika med malaria i blodet og målet om at stoppe en ukendt sjakal.I modsætning til sin forgænger er du her ...
Abstract: Jakt under afrikas sol Spelade aldrig ettan men tvåan lyckades locka mig med ett underbart vackert Afrika. För egentligen har Far Cry 2 ingenting med ettan att göra förutom namnet. Här finns inga övernaturliga krafter, inga aliens och ingen söderhavs...
High replayability, great story, beautiful and realistic graphics, intuitive controls, buddy system is new and it works beautifully.
If you suffer from anything that makes your attention span very short, you find this game painfully dull. Also, and I never thought I would complain about this being a gamer who is a fan of the Elder Scrolls games, the world is too big. Normally this woul...
Abstract: In Far Cry 2, the new first person shooter from Ubisoft players get immersed into an open world environment that is utterly beautiful as it is deadly. As the game opens, players select the character they wish to play and are treated to a lavish visual...
Abstract: The drums are tense but low as you make your way to the crest of the hill. Easing up over the tall grass, you spot the guards, you spot the machine gun nest, assess your chances. As you prepare to act, you hear an engine screaming toward you, bullets z...
