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That's it.Ī few awesome gameplay innovations stem from having a single goal in a massive fully functioning game-world. But finding stuff to blow up isn't even remotely the point of Far Cry 2 (though it is one of its most enjoyable parts), and it's in the game's main goal that it truly shines because, for all its intensely robust parts and size, you truly only have one endgame goal – to find "The Jackal" and kill him. In fact, there's 50sqkm of ground to cover with varying factions, encampments, rebels, towns, safe-houses etc all waiting to be explored or exploded. And bear in mind, the description above is based on one encampment from one mission throughout the world of Far Cry 2 there are numerous villages and camps - all with different location types and therefore different ways of being broached (or breached, as the case may require).

This, however, is obviously a good thing as out of his mind, it’s much easier to get close to him.In short, the opportunities for engagement - based on my own reconnaissance - are endless (well, as endless as the game will allow, which is still very extensive). He knows who you are, but because of your malaria, no longer sees you as a threat, leaving you for dead. You’ve been hired to take him down, and you’ll actually meet him very early in the game. How does he do this? He’s selling weapons to all sides and inciting war among then.

The Jackal has come into Africa, amidst a cease fire to profit through conflict.