Fractious politics leads ‘Far Cry’ videogame to US


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  • Saturday, 27 May 2017

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SAN FRANCISCO: The latest edition of the blockbuster shooter videogame Far Cry plays out on US soil, inspired by angry political divides and intense isolationist passions in rural America. 

French videogame powerhouse Ubisoft on May 26 officially unveiled Far Cry 5, which pits players against a dangerous, violent cult calling the shots in a fictional setting of Hope County, Montana. 

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