Ubisoft has given the go-ahead for a new Far Cry game, codenamed Kodiak, which is now in development at its Vantage Studios subsidiary. This title is described as an open-world first-person shooter, aligning with the franchise's established format where player interactions and stories are central.
Concurrently, another Far Cry game, previously in development under the codename Maverick, has been canceled. Maverick was rumored to be an extraction shooter. While canceled, its foundational elements will be utilized for Kodiak, but without adhering to the extraction shooter genre.
Kodiak is anticipated to be a "really ambitious" project, though its release is still several years away. It is distinct from the next mainline game, codenamed Blackbird, which is expected to be Far Cry 7. The last mainline entry in the Far Cry series was released in 2021.
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Ubisoft has approved a new Far Cry game, codenamed Kodiak, which will be an open-world FPS, while simultaneously canceling another Far Cry title, codenamed Maverick, that was rumored to be an extraction shooter. This development indicates a shift in focus for the franchise's upcoming releases, with Kodiak expected to be ambitious and several years away.