Far Cry New Dawn

Far Cry New Dawn (stylized as FARCRY NEW DAWN) is the stand-alone sequel in the Far Cry series to Far Cry 5, taking place after the resist ending. It is set in the post apocalyptic wild fictional Hope County, Montana, USA after the nuclear war. The game had an unnamed teaser trailer released on 5 December 2018, with potential box art leaked the following day. The official trailer was released on 7 December 2018. The game was released on February 15, 2019.

Seventeen years after the nuclear explosions that devastated Hope County, life has returned to Hope County, Montana. Endless black rain and wind have given way to blue skies and blooming flora. Humans that survived the bombs now work to rebuild, forming communities across the county. One group of survivors form in California is lead by Thomas Rush. Rush's group dedicate themselves to engineering and bio-farming in order to assist communities across the country. Players assume the role of The Security Captain for Rush's group, and upon arriving in Hope County, they are swept up in a conflict between the Scavengers, the Highwaymen, and New Eden.

As in any other Far Cry game, the open world first person shooter still remains the same with features used from Far Cry 5 like, customizing vehicles and Prepper Stashes. Far Cry New Dawn also has some new features. These new features are weapon crafting and Expeditions. Outposts are back but with a new twist...you can either liberate the outpost to produce ethanol or you can scavenge it to produce more ethanol but The Highwaymen will take control of the outpost again and it will increase the outpost's difficulty and become more fortified. You can scavenge and retake each outpost as many times as you want.

The hunting system is back but with mutated animals. Unlike previous Far Cry games, Far Cry New Dawn presents a tier-based combat system. Enemies are organized into four ranks, with the "Elites" being the highest rank and toughest enemies to fight. The types of enemies that spawn depend on the player's progression through the story. Higher-tier weapons must be crafted in order to fight more powerful enemies. This combat system is similar to The Division, another game by Ubisoft.