Ubisoft announced the official launch date for the upcoming Far Cry 6 Pagan Management DLC, that includes Far Cry 4‘s Pagan Min. Pagan: Management will launch on January 11, 2022, for PS4 and PS5, in addition to Xbox consoles, PC, and Google Stadia. The DLC can be included within the Far Cry 6 Season Cross, alongside the earlier Vaas: Madness and upcoming Joseph: Collapse DLCs.
The Far Cry 6 Pagan Min DLC allows you to discover his psyche
Pagan: Management, just like the Vaas DLC launched again in November 2021, will put gamers within the sneakers of Far Cry 4‘s predominant antagonist Pagan Min. Although it received’t be linked to the primary story of Far Cry 6, Pagan’s DLC will let gamers discover Min’s thoughts and be taught extra concerning the villain’s backstory. Very like Vaas: Madness, Management will even function “acquainted faces” and supply a type of catharsis for the character via the exploration of his guilt and regrets.
Dive into the twisted thoughts of Pagan Min. The brand new Pagan: Management DLC is coming January 11. pic.twitter.com/2hIr1xoPkc
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Judging by the outline, followers can count on Pagan: Management to be just like Vaas’s DLC. In Vaas: Insanity, gamers would begin off with a pistol and discover higher weapons and powerups as they progressed into his psyche. Following the Pagan DLC is Joseph: Collapse, which would be the third and closing DLC of the Far Cry 6 Season Pass. Because the title suggests, the DLC will deal with Far Cry 5‘s Joseph Seed in a similar way, and launch someday in 2022.
Far Cry 6 and its Season Cross is instantly out there for the PS4 and PS5, in addition to Xbox consoles, PC, and Google Stadia. The Pagan: Management DLC will formally launch on January 11, 2022, and would require an current copy of Far Cry 6 to play.
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