‘Far Cry 6’ review in progress: A glitchfest that’s too big to wrangle

In the game’s opening hour, however, the protagonist witnesses — as if passing through a haunted house — a parade of the evils that prop up Castillo’s rule. Shaken, she commits to a group of guerrillas named Libertad, who hope to rid the island of the Castillo family and introduce liberal democratic values. But “Far Cry 6” is also, par for the course for this franchise, an exotic vacation. The revolution will wait patiently as you pause to feed pelicans, race assorted vehicles, befriend dogs and crocodiles, get drunk, look for treasure, fight sharks and, most importantly, pick up glowing “materials” scattered across the map.