For one thing, Vaas has a canonical backstory that involves him having been born on Rook Islands, the setting of Far Cry 3, in 1985. The scar on both characters does line up, so that’s a start! But we’ve got a long way to go. According to the official description of the game, Castillo is attempting to restore the “nation back to its former glory by any means, with his son, Diego, following in his bloody footsteps.” He’s the son of Esposito’s Anton Castillo, who rules the tropical island of Yara. The above tweet by Joe Skrebels of IGN highlights one of the more convincing comparisons. The evidence for Vaas appearing in Far Cry 6 is extremely limited right now but there are a few key possibilities that point in that direction. Far Cry 6 may actually be a prequel to Far Cry 3, seeing the return of one of the franchise’s most memorable characters: Vaas. That may not be the case in Far Cry 6, at least if some internet sleuths end up being right. But thus far all of the major Far Cry games have been removed from one another, with a new cast of characters for each entry. If this premise sounds familiar, it’s because it jibes with the plot of most Far Cry games (the dinosaur scientist one not included). The game stars Giancarlo Esposito as the despotic ruler of a tropical paradise. News of the next game in the Far Cry series, Far Cry 6, leaked this morning.
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