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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dasun Liyanage" data-source="post: 21607127" data-attributes="member: 176408">Far Cry 5 May Launch in September as a Spaghetti Western <img src="https://www.eteknix.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/far-cry-5-spaghetti-western.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> You explored the Stone Age in Far Cry Primal, but are you ready to  fast-forward to 19th century America? We’re asking due to a series of  rumours that have surfaced recently, rumours that might surprise many  Far Cry fans. Still, would it be so hard to imagine Far Cry 5 as a  Spaghetti Western? Not really, if you ask me, and judging by Jason  Schreier’s (Kotaku) reaction, Ubisoft’s next Far Cry will feature a lot  of hats and horses. The rumours started off with a website named Great  Falls Tribune, which <a href="http://wccftech.com/far-cry-5-spaghetti-western-19th-america/" target="_blank">reported</a>  on a local Church on the northeastern Montana prairie. Apparently, this  church will appear in an upcoming video game set for a September  release. Then came along Producer Jeff Guillot, who stated that this  game would be a sequel to a well-known franchise. Naturally, everyone  thought about Red Dead Redemption 2. It’s not Red Dead Redemption 2! Guillot and his team used a drone to film “a man fighting with another man near a hanging bell as a train rolled by on the tracks a half-mile away.”  The resulting video is promotional in nature, but safe to assume that  it doesn’t represent Red Dead Redemption 2. When people found out about  the game’s imaginary setting, Hope County, they started to suspect Far  Cry 5. That’s when Jason Schreier more or less confirmed this rumour by  saying “you guys are good!” </blockquote>

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