Far Cry 6: Collapse2022

Far Cry 6: Collapse

2022 66Worthwhile

Playtime

BriefIt typically takes about 2.5 hours to finish the game.

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Details

Launch
February 8, 2022
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Overview

Far Cry 6: World Premiere Trailer | Ubisoft Forward

For the first time in Far Cry history, you are the villain. Get up close and personal as you take control of the legends themselves: Vaas Montenegro, Pagan Min and Joseph Seed – all played by the original cast. Across three DLC episodes, you will delve into these iconic villain’s twisted minds, uncover their backstories, battle their inner demons, and reunite with familiar faces. All of this in a new Far Cry gameplay experience in which you will have to die… and retry. Can you escape the mind of a villain?

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Reception

As the final DLC in the season pass, Far Cry 6 – Joseph: Collapse can aptly be described as more of the same. There are no innovative hooks or remixes to the gameplay, and the story is competent, but it doesn't hit the highs of the previous installments. It's meant to fill in the gap between the prior games, but the story nuggets feel more like a retread...

Far Cry 6 Joseph: Collapse is a brief, bland dive into one of the series' more forgettable villains.

IGN,

Nonetheless, and even if it’s a reskinned copy of the two Far Cry 6 DLCs that came before it, there’s a lot of challenge in Joseph: Collapse. It might also be the most beautiful of the three, too, especially with its revelations and cabin experiences. It’s just a shame for Joseph Seed that he once again had to follow Vaas and Pagan Min–two characters...

The story of a false prophets having doubts about his plans and the way he went to achieve them is a very interesting one that is coupled with some hellish visuals, trouble is the gameplay is exactly what we experienced in the last two dlcs.

Joseph: Collapse inherits the strengths and weaknesses of the previous DLCs to give us a third journey into fanservice that is not surprising but, somehow, gets away with it.