Ubisoft's Far Cry 7 leak shows PvPvE extraction mode and 72‑hour time limit

Several data‑mining leaks attributed to RogueTx/AgaiinTx reveal that Ubisoft’s unreleased Far Cry 7 will depart from the series’ traditional open‑world format. The game is expected to incorporate a PvPvE extraction‑survival loop in which players join online squads to rescue up to six family members from a militant group called “Sons of Truth”.

A central 72‑in‑game‑hour (about 24 real‑time hours) countdown will pressure players to gather resources, maintain weapon durability, secure safehouses and contend with Alaskan wildlife such as grizzly bears, wolves, foxes and deer. The extraction mode is described as a separate map named “Paradise Park”, and development is said to use Ubisoft’s Snowdrop engine. Community reaction to the proposed mechanics has been mixed, with some fans questioning the shift toward a hardcore, time‑restricted experience.

The leaks suggest a release window of 2026‑2027, though Ubisoft has not confirmed any details.