Giancarlo Esposito says Far Cry 6 will have multiple endings: "You can make a decision in regard to what happens to Anton"
Far Cry 6 will have "multiple endgames", says Giancarlo Esposito
A new Far Cry 6 interview with Giancarlo Esposito has revealed the game could have multiple endings.
The Breaking Bad actor also revealed more about his character in the upcoming first-person shooter, dictator Anton Castillo, alongside a few other tidbits about the game itself, including the prospect of a branching narrative.
Talking to HypeBeast, Esposito confirms that the performance required him "doing multiple takes for multiple different endgames", suggesting that Far Cry 6 will have a number of different endings with various outcomes for his character.
"The world is more complete now because you as a human being can make a decision in regard to what happens in regards to Anton Castillo. It’s a new world, and it’s a fabulous one to be in."
Esposito also admits he'd "known about Far Cry" before Ubisoft approached him about the role, but "wasn’t a gamer."
"The writer allowed me to know that he was a huge fan of Breaking Bad, which would be more worrisome if he wasn’t because I didn’t want to play Gus Fring again", explained Esposito.
"And when I heard of this particular character, in the beginning, I really thought, “Oh, a little island nation, a little African island nation that could be Latin America, that’d be a way to differentiate this character from anything I’ve played before.”
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