Ubisoft has announced Lost Between Worlds, a new expansion for Far Cry 6 that transports players to a dimension full of fractured worlds called rifts, described by the developer as being twisted slices of Yara that are full of surprises, dangers, and diverse gameplay challenges:
Playing as Dani Rojas, players will scramble down an active volcano in one rift, navigate a submerged version of Esperanza prowled by sharks in another, and race to stay ahead of a deadly lightning storm in a third, to name just a few. Along the way, they will unlock new weapons and abilities as they fight crystalline enemies in their quest to collect lost shards and earn powerful gear that will bring them closer to escape. Across multiple runs, players will choose different paths from rift to rift and develop an uneasy alliance with Fai, the strange, sardonic artificial intelligence whose spacecraft created the rifts.
The Lost Between Worlds expansion will be available starting December 6 as a standalone add-on purchase for $19.99 and as part of the Upgrade Pass, which includes three DLC episodes starring past Far Cry villains Vaas (Far Cry 3), Pagan Min (Far Cry 4), and Joseph Seed (Far Cry 5).
It will be available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4, Luna, PC through Ubisoft Connect, and is included in a Ubisoft+ subscription.
As noted in the trailer above, Far Cry 6 has also gained a New Game Plus and Completionist Aid feature as part of a free update that rolled out today, allowing players to venture through Yara again while keeping their game progression and unlocks, with the latter making it easier to seek out the game’s hidden secrets.
A free trial of Fry Cry 6 is available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4, and PC through Ubisoft Connect for those who want to test the shooter, which is currently on sale for up to 67% off.
Discussion (3 replies)
Join Discussion →Are these weirdo Far Cry expansions ever any fun?
There was a weird 80's inspired one for Far Cry 3, Blood Dragon, but I can't remember others.
I never tried them. I may at some point if I get bored :p
Blood Dragon (which was completely unrelated to FC3) was f*cking awesome!!! Can't say about the rest, never played any of 'em.
Yeah, I didn't mean to suggest it was an expansion of the in game FC3 world.
It was a completely different game/story/world but based on the same engine and sold as a DLC/Expansion for the title, as I recall.
I presume the same will go for this one. From what I can tell the story/world has absolutely nothing to do with the fictional Caribbean island dictatorship from FC6.