Ubisoft's Far Cry 7 Leak Suggests 72‑Hour Time‑Limited Extraction Shooter

A recent leak attributed to the source known as RogueTx indicates that Ubisoft’s upcoming title Far Cry 7 could depart dramatically from the series’ traditional open‑world format. The rumor describes a game set in Alaska where the main campaign must be completed within a 72‑hour in‑game timer, centering on rescuing the protagonist’s family. Gameplay is said to incorporate extraction‑shooter mechanics and PvPvE elements, with players scavenging equipment across multiple maps, confronting AI enemies, rival players, and a mysterious cult called the “Sons of Truth.”

Additional details mention the introduction of safe‑house shelters for equipment maintenance, a weapon‑wear system, and a focus on strategic planning over unrestricted exploration. Development challenges have reportedly been noted by Ubisoft producer Tom Henderson, though no official confirmation has been made. The information remains unverified and should be treated as speculation until Ubisoft announces the game.

The leak has sparked debate among fans, with some welcoming the proposed shift and others preferring the series’ classic single‑player narrative.