Classic Far Cry Game Gets Showered With Praise After 4K Support

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Classic Far Cry Game Gets Showered With Praise After 4K Support

In today’s gaming world, it’s not often that Ubisoft gets a unanimous “W” from players. But 2025 seems to be turning a corner. Hot off the buzz from Assassin’s Creed: Shadows, the studio has quietly delivered yet another pleasant surprise for the fans: a performance upgrade for Far Cry 4.

In a move that no one saw coming, the studio pushed out a free update that dramatically boosts the game’s performance on modern consoles. The result? A much smoother, sharper, and responsive game that’s now fully optimized for current-gen hardware, with support for 60FPS and 4K resolution.

A simple win for fans, and a strategic one for Ubisoft

The new update removes the long-standing 30FPS cap that held Far Cry 4 back on newer hardware, completely transforming the gameplay experience into something far more fluid and responsive.

PS5 users, who were previously stuck with the original performance limitations, now have access to native 60FPS gameplay and enhanced resolution support, bringing them in line with Xbox Series X players, who gained 60FPS support back in 2021 through

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’s FPS Boost feature.

Unlike FPS Boost, this

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brings a native enhancement implemented directly by Ubisoft that comes with 4K resolution support, making the game’s already vibrant Himalayan landscapes and chaotic firefights more fluid and visually stunning.

As expected, the community response has been overwhelmingly positive. Fans across

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and social media have been vocal in their praise.

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For longtime players revisiting the chaos of Kyrat or newcomers diving in for the first time, this update is a meaningful improvement and a strong sign that the studio is finally listening to the players’ needs.

A promising step in the right direction

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With Far Cry 4 now revitalized for the modern era, the question on every fan’s mind is: what about other titles? Will Ubisoft bat an eye towards them as well, or is this the rare exception?

The most obvious title in most players’ minds is Far Cry 3. It introduced players to the legendary villain Vaas and defined the series’ chaotic open-world formula. A 60FPS, 4K update for it could easily spark a massive resurgence in interest.

While nothing is confirmed or denied yet, the publisher has been steadily enhancing its older games over the past few years, particularly through performance patches.

Just last year, Assassin’s Creed Syndicate received a long-awaited 60FPS patch for both PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. That followed similar treatment for Assassin’s Creed Origins in 2022 and Odyssey before that.

If the studio applies the same care to its earlier Far Cry titles as it has to its Assassin’s Creed lineup, fans could soon be revisiting the Rook Islands in crisp 4K and buttery-smooth 60FPS.

Is this the start of a wider Far Cry renaissance? No idea, but players certainly think so.

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