Lost on Mars is a substantial improvement over Hours of Darkness in almost every conceivable way. It’s not Blood Dragon brilliant and it does have its flaws and weakness. Goes some way to helping scratch the Blood Dragon sequel itch, at least for a little while longer.
Tom Chick - "The new game+ is part of the latest update, so really, it has nothing to do with the paid DLC. But now that it’s all been released, two out of three ain’t bad. The level of quality dipped with each successive release, and the pricing seems to know this. On Steam, the Vietnam DLC is $12, the Mars DLC is $10, and the zombie DLC is $8. Or you can get all three with a $30 season’s pass, which seems to be aimed at people who are bad at math. But if you’re a discerning buyer of DLC, come to Hours of Darkness for the gameplay, Lost on Mars for the humor, and Dead Living Zombies for neither."
"If you’re a discerning buyer of DLC, come to Hours of Darkness for the gameplay, Lost on Mars for the humor, and Dead Living Zombies for neither."
Couldn't have put it better myself. When I play the Dead Living Zombies DLC, ironically, I feel like I'm turning into a brain dead zombie. Most uninspired piece of crap I've ever played. Played 2 maps, and no more. FINALLY, I can now delete Far Cry 5 from my PS4.
I've gotten a similar vibe from other people. When an XBL friend was playing Lost on Mars he'd send me 30-sec clips showing some of the humorous lines.
It’s not worth it, even for the free copy of fc3. Just get fc3 for 10 bucks cheaper or much cheaper on a sale.
Scholarly Gamers’ Markus Pill writes: “[Far Cry 5:] Lost on Mars leans into every science fiction cliche under the Martian sun, repetitive questing and shallow narrative detracts from its true potential.”
Just finished this myself, really liked the main game but I thought Hours of Darkness was meh and this was terrible.
8/10 from Lost On Mars? I couldn't even complete it and I'm a Far Cry fan....
scholarlygamers.com: Define Irony....did you even play the DLC?
Far Cry 5's latest of three DLCs is here and taking off as Nick Rye heads to Mars to combat an imminent alien invasion alongside everyone's favorite redneck, Hurk, in Lost on Mars.
