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The Game Awards: Far Cry: New Dawn Is A Post-Apocalyptic Montana Romp

Far Cry: New Dawn's post-apocalyptic trailer premiered at The Game Awards. And you can play the game sooner than you might think.
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Over the past week, The Game Awards and Ubisoft have been busy hyping up the reveal of the next title in the Far Cry franchise.  Of course — as is the case with such highly anticipated games — there was a bit in the way of leaks cluing people in to what the focus of the game might be.

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Well, now we know for sure.

Far Cry: New Dawn‘s official trailer was aired about halfway into the award show, giving fans their first true look at the game’s post-apocalyptic universe.

New Dawn in a standalone sequel to Far Cry 5. It takes place in Hope County, Montana, 17 years after a planet-wide nuclear apocalypse. Interestingly, the game doesn’t appear to take on the dark and gritty look and tone that most people associate with the apocalypse.

The trailer features two tough-as-nails ladies that seem to be right at home in their new world. They also appear to be people you probably don’t want to mess with.

Aside from giving viewers and over-all feel for the upcoming game, the trailer did offer one other bit of information. Players can expect to play Far Cry: New Dawn in February 2019.


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