Ubisoft has yet to officially reveal the next Far Cry game, but a recent leak from dataminer Rogue, who has a solid track record with Ubisoft titles, has just dropped some intriguing details about the seventh installment in the franchise. If this Far Cry 7 leak really does exist in the game, the series could be heading somewhere entirely new.
While Ubisoft has confirmed that Far Cry projects are in development, the company is still keeping Far Cry 7 itself under wraps. That hasn’t stopped the rumor mill, though; since late 2025, leaks have pointed to an Alaskan setting in the new game and development on the Snowdrop Engine. Some of the more eyebrow-raising leaks claim that Far Cry 7 will lean harder into PvP than past entries and that players can expect an extraction mode where dangerous wildlife raises the stakes.
The Far Cry 7 Leak Reveals PvPvE Gameplay, A 72-Hour Campaign, Weapon Durability, Survival Mechanics, And More
The latest leak has been dropped by the notorious dataminer Rogue. As always, there are no official sources to back these claims, so it’s best to take them with a healthy helping of salt. Still, here’s what Rogue had to say about Far Cry 7:
According to the leak, Far Cry 7 puts a major emphasis on PvPvE gameplay, with players racing to recover and extract valuable items. The main story is rumored to revolve around a ticking clock; players will have up to 72 hours to rescue six family members, a concept that’s also appeared in earlier leaks. On top of that, Far Cry 7 is said to feature weapons with durability, shelters to build, and plenty of wildlife, including wolves, foxes, deer, and grizzly bears. The account also quickly clarified that “yes it does have a campaign but also a PVE.”
The reaction to these leaks has been far from enthusiastic. Fans on Reddit and Twitter have been quick to criticize the rumored features. As one Reddit user put it, ‘Looks like a list of features you’d draw out at the beginning of development of things not to do.’
Of course, none of this is set in stone, and we will have to wait and see what Ubisoft actually brings to the table and how these features play out in practice. The Far Cry series has a loyal fanbase and a solid track record both critically and commercially, and fans might end up loving the next installment of this franchise after all.
If Far Cry 7 really does take some bold risks and tries to carve out a spot in the PvPvE and extraction genre, it’ll be fascinating to see how fans respond. It’s a tough space to break into, with games like ARC Raiders, Escape from Tarkov, and Marathon that have already stolen the spotlight.
For now, there is no estimated release window for Far Cry 7, and the game has yet to be confirmed officially.
