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Take A Look At Far Cry 5's Best Easter Eggs

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Montana hides a lot of goofy secrets, apparently.

Far Cry 5 has some dark and gritty moments as you infiltrate a doomsday cult, but much more of the open-world exploration is light and even wacky. That extends to the Easter eggs Ubisoft inserted into the game, which reference other Ubisoft games, Uwe Boll, and even President Trump.

Many of the references to other Ubisoft games are kept in the family of Far Cry itself. You can find bobbleheads of characters like Vaas (Far Cry 3) and Pagan Min (Far Cry 4), and cave paintings as a subtle wink toward Far Cry Primal. Plenty of references are also made to the sci-fi spin-off DLC, Blood Dragon. You can find a movie set for making the campy schlock-fest, or dress up as one of its Cyborg Soldiers.

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Then there are moments when Far Cry 5 borrows liberally from the real world. One mission has you obliquely securing a video tape to avoid embarrassing a powerful man. As it progresses it becomes more clearly a reference to the rumored Donald Trump "pee tape."

For more Easter eggs, including this latest iteration of the famous Far Cry "see credits in five minutes" secret ending, check out the full video above. And be sure to check out GameSpot's full Far Cry 5 review for more on this romp through Montana on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.



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