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Far Cry 5 Gets Cult Vignette and Gameplay Trailers

Far Cry 5 Gets Cult Vignette and Gameplay Trailers - News

by William D'Angelo , posted on 02 March 2018 / 4,011 Views

Ubisoft has released four new Cult Vignette trailers and a gameplay trailer for Far Cry 5.

View the Faith Seed - Cult Vignette trailer below:

Once you fall under Faith’s spell you can’t escape. As Joseph’s voice, Faith acts as a divine instrument of chaos to keep the congregation in a state of bliss.

View the Jacob Seed - Cult Vignette trailer below:

 "Preparedness through pain” is Jacob's mantra. As the Cult's recruiter and a former Army marksman, big brother Seed's main duty is protecting the Project at Eden's Gate. 

View the Joseph Seed - Cult Vignette trailer below:

 

 Joseph became the leader of the Project at Eden’s Gate after he heard a Voice whisper to him, telling him that the world was headed for a Great Collapse. The voice gave Joseph a single directive: “Save as many as you can. Whether they want to be saved or not.

View the John Seed - Cult Vignette trailer below:

 

 John's doctrine is "The Power of Yes." As the reaper for Eden's Gate, John will use intimidation and even violence to secure resources vital to the Cult's survival. Anyone who tries to interfere with the cult will face a merciless death...Unless of course, John has another use for them. 

View the Mayhem in the Mountains gameplay trailer below:

 

 Far Cry 5 launches in just under a month, so it's time to visit a new region of Hope County: the Whitetail Mountains, a rugged land of trees, ziplines, and tons of opportunities to snipe cultists and blow stuff up. Montana's mountain country is a paradise for stealthy players, with plenty of forests to hide in and wingsuit-friendly cliffs for getting the drop on enemies, and it's home to some of the toughest people you'll meet in Far Cry 5. 

Far Cry 5 will launch for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Windows PC on March 27.


A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel dedicated to gaming Let's Plays and tutorials. You can contact the author at wdangelo@vgchartz.com or on Twitter @TrunksWD.


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13 Comments
Acevil (on 03 March 2018)

I cannot wait for this game. It really does look like improvement over the past title.

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SecondWar Acevil (on 03 March 2018)

Do you mean over Far Cry 4 or Far Cry Primal?

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Acevil Acevil (on 03 March 2018)

Yes, that is what I meant.

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SecondWar Acevil (on 03 March 2018)

Which one, 4 or Primal?

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Acevil Acevil (on 03 March 2018)

Oh, should have wrote past titles. I did really mean 4. I never played primal, but I am aware that was not well received.

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SecondWar Acevil (on 03 March 2018)

I was betting on Primal, game was fun for a bit but was too repetitive and the villians lacked any weight - which is the main draw for Far Cry. The setting is unique for tripleA games so I sometimes have the urge to go back to it.

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AngryLittleAlchemist (on 03 March 2018)

The idea of a Far Cry not in a remote location is something I still have to get used to .... but it does look like a good game.

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Errorist76 (on 03 March 2018)

Couldn’t get into 4... too samey. This looks right up my ally...Trump voter slaughter galore.

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SecondWar Errorist76 (on 03 March 2018)

Hmmmm, I really want to be the big man and disagree with this but I can't (down-voting myself for this)

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