Far Cry New Dawn Review: A Rather Beautiful Game Than Something New or Innovative

Same Old Quests Evoking Nostalgia

From the beginning of the game, Far Cry New Dawn evokes the feeling of nostalgia. Alike other Far Cry games, it is introduced with the player first being captured and then thrown or pushed into a river, which ends the intro.

You will get tons of similar quests like you get to see with the predecessors of Far Cry New Dawn.

The Story of Far Cry New Dawn is okay but not as great as Far Cry 3. The only things about the story which excited me the most was meeting the old characters from Far Cry 5 or references to them.

There are ample amount of random encounters which will sway you from doing the story missions. You can still liberate outposts solo or with a friend which will reward you with Ethanol, which can be used to upgrade different facilities in prosperity.

Expeditions Feel More Superior Than Other Quests

For the first time in the series, we have a Far Cry game which will take you off the map to different locations to complete quests namely, "Expeditions" which can be done for rare loot and other things.

Expeditions in Far Cry New Dawn appear to be more challenging than the actual game story missions.

In Expeditions, player ventures out of Hope County to complete respective missions rewarding rare loot which can be used for upgrading prosperity or your weapons. Overall addition of Expeditions in Far Cry New Dawn serve as a plus point for the game.