Many of those you'll find online from other players are, unfortunately, somewhat lacking-as our Far Cry 5 review notes, "There are a lot of bland examples out there. Ubisoft offers its own Arcade creations that you'll encounter while playing Far Cry 5, which showcase exactly what's possible. Now Playing: Far Cry 5 - The Best (And The Worst) Arcade Maps We've Found We check out a Zelda map of dubious quality (which is nonetheless worth a try), a Hotline Miami-inspired level with one-hit kills where you throw bats as weapons, and another that is essentially a linear horror map.īy clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's Some of these are fairly straightforward concepts, while the appeal of others lies in their references to other game franchises. In the video above, we run through some of the best and worst maps that we've encountered so far. Just as importantly, these creations can be shared online, giving you a potentially endless set of levels to check out. But its long-term appeal lies in the Arcade, a new map editor mode that allows players to craft their own experiences.Īrcade can be used to create a wide array of experiences (even using assets from other Ubisoft franchises, like Assassin's Creed and Watch Dogs) for single-player, co-op, and competitive multiplayer.
It boasts a large, open-world experience with a story that can take 25 hours or much more to complete, and it offers a playground that you can play around in indefinitely.
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