Far Cry 5 will be presented next month at the annual E3 game conference, but a piece of key art, released today, shows that Ubisoft intends to invert that controversy, moving the series to the USA.

It's not just religious symbols the key art from Far Cry 5 contorts, either: Its use of the American flag indicates that this group will also use extreme nationalism in its ideology.For example ...

Ubisoft has revealed the first piece of Far Cry 5 art. After announcing the title of the game and showcasing a series of teasers that highlighted the game's setting of Hope County, Montana ...

Ubisoft has released Far Cry 5's official box art, showing us the game's main villain and confirming the religious-based plotline. Far Cry 5 was officially confirmed days ago, and Ubisoft is set ...

I get the feeling that Far Cry 5 is going to be a controversial game, and I'm pretty sure that Ubisoft wants it that way. The first artwork for the game, which is set in "Hope County" Montana ...

The series knows its villains are the stars of the show, so much so that they dominate the box art of pretty much ... But when discussing Far Cry protagonists, Far Cry 5 becomes something of ...

Far Cry 5 images, including concept art and visual target renders. There are a few fun levels available at launch, most of which were created by Ubisoft’s developers themselves. There’s a ...

The box art depicts two young women holding weapons ... which means “New Dawn” is possibly a direct sequel to “Far Cry 5.” In “Far Cry 5’s” “Resist” ending, it turns out Joseph ...

It’s unclear whether it’s set in the same map as Far Cry 5, but it’s possible that Ubisoft may have taken the framework for Hope County and adapted it. We’ll need to wait for more ...

this mystery Far Cry seems to be a continuation of the nuclear reckoning that served as Far Cry 5's 'good' ending. In case you missed it: a nuclear bomb fell on Montana out of freaking nowhere ...

And you can see the remains of the Missouri-based city from Far Cry 5 throughout on the box art (including the church where you started your game), giving players a good idea of the open world ...