Whether you opt to play Dani as a man or woman, there won't be any differences to their journey though. It really helps you connect to Danny and see that this is a character with a real story to tell.” And it's such a turning point, to not only hear your player character speaking, but to see the emotion that they're going through the whole journey. If Dani's in pain, you see it, and you feel it too. “Because the difference that makes when you suddenly see Dani in the scene with the characters, you feel the emotion that they're trying to convey, that Nisa and Sean worked so hard on. The cinematics team and the narrative team were super courageous and brave in their decision to do this to have these two different approaches. But I think one of the biggest differences for this game is that you don't just see through Dani's eyes in the cinematics, you actually see Dani in the scenes.
We saw that in Far Cry 4 with Ajay Ghale. So it was incredibly important.”įar Cry 6 Is All About Cuba, but Yara Is Not Cubaįar Cry 6 narrative producer Nicola Jones added: “This is one of my favourite differentiations for Far Cry 6 from previous titles, because as some fans might remember, this is not the first time you have a speaking player character. And I think from the beginning it was, ‘How do we tell an epic narrative that is also character driven?' I think watching Dani, experiencing Dani's journey progress, and their interactions with other factions and rebel groups, you get to see and feel Dani's opinions, their thoughts on what's happening. “And so having a silent protagonist wasn't really going to happen for us, to tell the story effectively. “Anytime you're telling a story about guerrillas or revolution, you need to embody that character as a vehicle,” Far Cry 6 narrative director Navid Khavari told reporters last week. What's behind this change? Well, Far Cry 6 developers Ubisoft Toronto wanted the local guerrilla Dani to voice their opinions, and have gamers connect with and feel for Dani as the character goes on a journey. Dani Rojas is played by Sean Rey (as a man) and Nisa Gunduz (as a woman). But in a change of pace, Far Cry 6 is set to be the first Far Cry game to show the player character's face.
All you see are the character, Dani Rojas', arms and legs. Like its predecessors, Far Cry 6 - releasing October 7 worldwide - is played from a first-person perspective.
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