Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon invites the player to throw away all the pressing matters of the present and travel back thirty years... to the 80s. In those distant years, gamers of that generation sat on the sofa, in front of TVs with “convex” screens, picked up a joystick with the inscription “Dendy” and replayed all the 8-bit hits of those years several times, and cinemas gathered queues for the subsequently cult, foreign action films and science-fiction films with Schwarzenegger, Van Damme and other popular actors...
Oh well, somehow I got distracted from the game itself... Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, offers players try on the role of a new generation cybernetic soldier and also the last hope of humanity, Sergeant Rex Power Colt. The fun in Blood Dragon begins almost from the first minutes of the game, with ridicule of the notorious learning process... not to mention the presence of a special button, pressing which, we will see how the protagonist shows the "middle finger" to the enemies. Subsequently, the flow of jokes intensifies with each scene. In all other respects, Blood Dragon offers a set of shooting, stealth and searching for secrets familiar from Far Cry 3.
Of the shortcomings of this game, I would like to highlight only the side missions, which are simply boring to go through, due to the general similarity of one to the other.