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Leaks Say Far Cry 7 May Shift to PvPvE Extraction Gameplay

An unconfirmed leak suggests a 'scavenge and extract' format that could move the franchise into a crowded extraction‑shooter market.

Overview

  • The details were posted by Ubisoft dataminer Rogue I Tx on X, with leaks published July 7–8 claiming Far Cry 7 will feature a PvPvE ‘scavenge and extract’ survival loop rather than only a traditional open‑world campaign.
  • The posted feature list names a 72‑hour in‑game time limit, rescuing up to six family members, safehouses that pause the timer, weapon durability, vehicles, and wildlife such as grizzly bears, wolves, foxes, and deer.
  • The leaker later clarified the title would still include a single‑player campaign and PvE content, but Ubisoft has not confirmed any Far Cry 7 details and has only said it has two Far Cry projects in development.
  • Sources and outlets warn the claims are unverified because Rogue I Tx has made earlier assertions that were later debunked and community reaction on Reddit and X has been largely skeptical.
  • If true, the shift would mark a major departure from Far Cry’s single‑player roots and put the series into a competitive extraction‑shooter market like Escape from Tarkov, with potential impact on fan reactions and Ubisoft’s development plans.