Far Cry 6 was condemned for cockfighting mini game

Far Cry 6 is being condemned by many animal rights organizations.

Animal rights organization PETA recently called on Ubisoft to remove the cockfighting mini game from its latest open-world shooter Far Cry 6, and said that the inclusion of this mini game in Far Cry 6 is “glorifying cruelty”.

Specifically in Far Cry 6, there is a mini game that allows gamers to control a chicken, to fight another opponent’s chicken in a short time. Although cockfighting is legal in some countries such as Cuba, the country that inspired Far Cry 6, animal rights organization PETA believes the cruel sport should be abolished altogether. completely out of Far Cry 6.

“Turning a horrible bloody sport like cockfighting into a Mortal Kombat match is far from truly innovative, as today’s society strongly opposes forcing animals to fight to the death.” Alicia Aguayo, senior manager of animal rights organization PETA said in the statement.

“The cocks used in cockfighting are fitted with sharp spurting weapons that can tear flesh and blood, causing severe and deadly injuries.” PETA Latino urges Ubisoft to replace this cruel minigame with one that doesn’t glorify animal abuse. Currently, there is not any major information from Ubisoft about whether to remove this cockfighting mini game or not.

Reportedly, officially released on October 7, Far Cry 6 has received a lot of positive reviews from critics and the gaming community because of the bloodiness in the game. Gamers will play as Dani, a military dropout who was raised on the fictional island of Yara. It’s basically Cuba, but was replaced by Ubisoft with an imaginary name to avoid political problems. During his childhood life, Dani’s house was ravaged by war and everything fell apart over the years. Following in the footsteps of Dani, gamers will carry out a mission to overthrow the tyrant Anton Castillo to regain freedom for his homeland.

Gamers will have a lot of unique weapons to destroy the “El Presidente” force of tycoon Anton Castillo, played by Giancarlo Esposito of the Breaking Bad series. Graphics are also one of the significant improvements in Far Cry 6, the game is expected to support both today’s most advanced graphics technology Ray Tracing on both PC, PS5, Xbox Series X to help gamers get the best experience. the best experience.

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