Not every character upgrade you unlock in the solo campaign will carry over into Far Cry Arcade, but those that do – such as better weapons proficiency, or certain movement boosters – can similarly improve your performance in the user-created maps and modes. Twisted preacher Joseph Seed is the charismatic villain of Far Cry 5, with a doomsday cult that's taken over Hope County, Montana. This offered a more conventional Far Cry combat experience, but one far more focused on stealth and rapid take-downs than the core game. Take him out, and suddenly the map becomes an escape run, where you must dodge foes until you can reach a big rig and drive to safety while avoiding a hail of gunfire. Here, stealth is important, as you make your way through a construction yard, taking out enemy agents until you can get to your prime target.
Here, weapon load-outs can be chosen before beginning, and it even offered a master challenge level where you only have a handful of throwing knives. The other map shown to WIRED dropped players into an assassination mission. With corridors constructed out of ominous grandfather clocks and rooms unsettlingly populated by deer and other wildlife you might encounter in the main game, there's no active threat, but ominous music and the time pressure make the mind-warping experience particularly tense. One, Upside Down, strips out all weapons and simply charges the player with escaping from a nightmarish three-dimensional maze. Having played two examples of what can be created in Far Cry Arcade at a preview event, there's huge potential in the mode, and not just for endless variations on shooting challenges.
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