'We don't want you to feel like you're being blocked by the world. You're always enabled by the game,' he said.

'It's important that you have that sense that you can do something because you want to. This doesn’t mean that the new game is going to restrain the player onto a certain path, as Keen confirms that freedom is still going to be an important part of Far Cry 3’s story. It's important that it has that sense of exploration, but it needs to be getting towards something.' We're trying to make sure we don't end up in that situation. 'It's kind of left open and you just get a bit lost in it. 'The open world was cool, it was great, but it never quite comes to anything,' he said about Far Cry 2. Now, Far Cry 3 Lead Designer Jamie Keen has talked with IGN about the new game and how it will feature an open world that won’t be as overwhelming as the one from the last title. It once again features top notch graphics and a pretty interesting story that relies on hallucinations to take players into all sorts of adventures. Ubisoft has shared some more details about Far Cry 3, the upcoming first person shooter, and how it will feature an open world that’s not as expansive as the one from the previous game, which saw players explore miles of African territory.įar Cry 3 is looking very impressive, at least judging by recent screenshots and videos.

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