A considerable letdown for a series that’s carved out a reputation for fascinating and nuanced bad guys. Regrettably Primal falls flat here too neither of Primal’s main villains are a patch on a character like Vaas. Of course, one of Far Cry’s real fortes is its ability (particularly in more recent instalments) to make up for its ho-hum leads with some truly scene-stealing antagonists, like Far Cry 4’s sadistic Pagan Min or, better still, Far Cry 3’s frighteningly unpredictable Vaas. Unfortunately, that’s more or less all we ever learn about Takkar and, as such, he isn’t an especially engaging or interesting protagonist. We also know he has a beard because, well, you can see it in his little icon on the in-game map screen. Play Far Cry Primal’s 10,000 BCE Stone Age setting takes us back into human prehistory, casting us as a hunter called Takkar, who's part of a fractured tribe known as the Wenja.
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