Bundle of Far Cry 3 and Far Cry 4 in one package. Two of the best open-world FPS of the PS3 generation for unbeatable value. Vaas and Pagan Min, two memorable antagonists.
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Compilation4 players18+
Co-op
Description
Ubisoft double pack bundling Far Cry 3 and Far Cry 4 in a single set offering dozens of hours of open-world adventures. Published by Ubisoft, released in Europe in November 2014. Includes Far Cry 3 (tropical island) and Far Cry 4 (Himalayan Kyrat kingdom), vehicle exploration, iconic antagonists, and competitive and cooperative multiplayer.
Far Cry 3 + Far Cry 4 - Double Pack review
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Art direction
★★★★★
"Iconic"
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Music
★★★★★
"Legendary"
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Story
★★★★★
"Masterful"
Exotic landscapes of lush beauty, jungles, mountains and dazzling light: the open world breathes a wild, dangerous nature. The richness of the vegetation and the vividness of the colours compose a sumptuous playground. This visual direction, vast and shimmering, elevates a sandbox of rare generosity.
Signed by Brian Tyler, the music blends pulsing electro, tribal percussion and tropical pads to dress the wild island. Skrillex's unexpected "Make It Bun Dem" crowns a nervy, immersive soundtrack. This sonic identity, modern and spellbinding, raises the tension of every incursion into enemy territory.
A carefree tourist trapped on an island given over to pirates, a young man slips little by little into violence and madness. Carried by a magnetic antagonist, the tale questions the savagery lurking in everyone with a disturbing darkness. Its ambiguity and its cult villain left a mark on the open-world FPS.
Gameplay
"Masterful"
Bringing together two flagship entries, this double pack delivers two open playgrounds where stealth, hunting and improvised assaults blend freely. The same twitchy gunplay and the same wealth of unpredictable moments animate every outpost. Generous by nature, it extends a sandbox FPS whose formula has lost none of its effectiveness.
Fun
"From the very first seconds"
An open, wild tropical island, where you hunt, infiltrate enemy camps and improvise approaches as the mood takes you: the freedom of action is total and exhilarating. The unpredictable wildlife and the charismatic antagonist create unforgettable moments. Snappy, immersive and beautifully made, an open-world FPS that turns every situation into a playground for experimentation.
Addictiveness
"Obsessive"
Liberating an outpost your own way, climbing a tower to reveal the map, then getting swept into an unplanned hunt or hideout sets up an open playground loop that never runs dry. Improving your arsenal and aptitudes reward exploration. The structure repeats a little, but the freedom of approach and the unpredictability of the world hold you for the long haul.
Difficulty
"Balanced"
Lifespan
"Massive"
Bringing the Himalayan Kyrat and Vaas's tropical island into one box juxtaposes two open worlds of opposite silhouettes and dozens of cumulative hours. Liberating territories, hunting, two-player co-op and memorable antagonists: each game unfurls its own density without redundancy. For anyone who loves getting lost in an open world, this double pack is a near-inexhaustible reserve of play.
A double pack bundling Far Cry 3 and 4, two of the most-loved entries of Ubisoft's open-world branch. A widely printed reissue, it stays unremarkable and without scarcity, both games already everywhere. Its only upside is offering this benchmark duo cheaply in one box, a bundling appeal more than collector value proper.
Better with friends
An explosive sandbox where co-op lets you tackle the playground two-player, improvising outpost assaults and unplanned joyrides. Mutual aid feeds plans that derail merrily, between flanking moves and hilarious disasters caused by the wildlife. The online component leans on uncertain servers, but the free-roaming duo keeps a rare charm and real generosity in shared chaos.
Is Far Cry 3 + Far Cry 4 - Double Pack still worth playing in 2026?
This Double Pack gathers Far Cry 3 and Far Cry 4, two of the best open-world shooters of the generation, for an unbeatable content-to-price ratio. The first, founder of the modern formula, shines through Rook Island and its unforgettable Vaas, while the second transposes the recipe into the vertical mountains of Kyrat with the unpredictable Pagan Min. Having them together offers dozens of hours of exhilarating exploration and jubilant chaos, around two memorable antagonists. To discover the series' golden age or round out a PS3 library, this set is a particularly favourable choice.
