Army Special Forces operative, the director defines Carver as a " shifty, smuggler, gun runner kind of crook" with Far Cry 2 being set 10 years later to show he stepped up his game as a contrabandist and got involved in central Africa's civil war. Related: Far Cry 6 Feels Like An Old Game Buried Under New SystemsĪs seen in an interview during IGN's latest Insider Stories documentary, How Far Cry's Iconic Villains Were Created, Far Cry 2's Creative Director, Clint Hocking, has confirmed that the Jackal is indeed the main protagonist of the original Far Cry, Jack Carver. Far Cry 2 introduced a notorious yet mysterious arms dealer named the Jackel, which the main protagonist is assigned to locate and kill. Far Cry 2 featured a new style of gameplay with a new setting, branch of characters, and a main villain. Though featuring open-world dynamics that created Far Cry's original formula, the title lacked a distinctive villain and introduced an underdeveloped "mad scientist." After obtaining rights to the franchise, Ubisoft went on to develop and release a sequel to the original Far Cry in 2008. Originally developed by Crytek, Far Cry was released in 2004 and followed Jack Carver, a former American special forces operative, as he searched for a journalist on a mysterious chain of islands after being attacked and stranded by mercenaries. Three major villains have so far impinged on protagonists, defining the franchise's narrative by testing players, and the next upcoming installment, Far Cry 6, is set to expand this with a tyrannical dictator. The Far Cry series is known for its villains and Ubisoft has never fallen short of creating detrimental fiends for their popular narrative-driven action series. After more than a decade, Ubisoft has officially confirmed a long-running fan theory about Far Cry 2's villain, the Jackal, and how the professed character is connected to the original game's protagonist.
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