Released in 2016, Far Cry Primal takes players on a prehistoric adventure, diverging from the traditional modern or futuristic settings of the Far Cry series. Developed by Ubisoft, the game is set in the fictional land of Oros during the Mesolithic period, where players assume the role of Takkar, a hunter and the last surviving member of his tribe.

Far Cry Primal introduces a unique twist by removing modern weaponry and vehicles, replacing them with primitive tools and weapons like spears, clubs, and bows. The game focuses on survival instincts and primal combat against both hostile humans and formidable wildlife. Players can tame and command various prehistoric animals to assist them in their journey.

The narrative revolves around Takkar’s quest to reunite and rebuild his tribe while facing challenges from rival tribes, dangerous predators, and the harsh environment. The game’s setting provides a visually stunning and immersive experience, with lush landscapes, dynamic weather, and a day-night cycle that affects gameplay.

Far Cry Primal received praise for its innovative take on the series, offering a fresh perspective on the open-world formula. The absence of traditional firearms and the introduction of primal elements added a new layer of complexity to the gameplay, making it a distinctive entry in the Far Cry franchise.