The Special Operations, as they're called, take players to "unique new areas" of Far Cry 6's fictional country Yara. The Insurgencies involve players tracking down Anton Castillo's underlings to earn new gear. The Insurgencies, as they're called, take place each week after launch on October 7, and they will stay playable even when a new one arrives. Playable solo or in co-op with two players, the DLC includes the crossover missions featuring the characters above, as well as weekly "insurgency" missions and events called operations. The missions are part of the free updates coming to Far Cry 6 at some point after launch.
According to Ubisoft’s website, these will introduce new gameplay mechanics as players are tasked with snatching unstable chemical weapons and delivering them to an extraction point while also making sure they don’t overheat and explode.Ubisoft has announced the DLC roadmap for Far Cry 6's post-launch content, and it includes crossover missions featuring Rambo, Stranger Things, and the actor Danny Trejo. These will be simple combat challenges where the goal is to eliminate a swarm of enemies, with new gear acting as the reward.Īnd throughout October and November, six additional Special Operations will be made free to download.
Exact details on all three missions are very scarce, with the trailer only showing footage for the Danny Trejo mission and confirming that they can be played solo or in co-op.īefore those, players can enjoy weekly Insurgencies, which begin starting from launch day. The third mission coming in March will be a Stranger Things crossover and will involve Dani tracking down dog companion Chorizo who has gone missing. Unlike the Mortal Kombat and Call Of Duty crossovers, however, this one won’t feature Rambo himself, but rather a Rambo superfan. The second mission is a Rambo crossover and will release in February.
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