Even the greatest of forms of beauty can conceal a beast. Introducing 2012's Far Cry 3, the long awaited return of a first-person action/adventure shooter renowned for its impressive visuals and creative location choices, and it is certainly shaking things up. With its setting in a fictional pair of tropical islands in the South Pacific, Ubisoft intends to expose a darker side to the concept of a tropical paradise. Explicit material ahead.
The islands together are known collectively as the Rook Islands, a remote tropical getaway hiding a dark secret. The island, used by a group of young tourists as a vacation destination, is revealed to be home to a crime ring of pirates and privateers who are ruthlessly dominating the land and its indigenous people.
After being kidnapped and separated by said pirates, one of the tourists manages to escape. Jason Brody, one of three brothers and six friends in total stranded on the island, must then decide whether or not to stand against the criminal regime in order to save them. Doing so will embed him within the struggle for the islands' control between the regime and the mysterious resistance known as the Rakyat. It will demand of him to acquire extreme skills that he had never imagined himself capable of before.
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