Far Cry 3 is hitting Xbox 360, PS3 and PC on 30 November 2012, and our buddies over at CVG have built a special customisable microsite: a mini Far Cry 3 version of CVG that you can make your own!
Plus, they’re also giving you the chance to win a copy of the Insane Edition of the first-person-shooter prequel, so you can experience the madness first-hand.
Far Cry 3 sees the action return to the jungle terrain of the first game in the series. You play as Jason Brody, a tourist out to have a good time on a mysterious island located somewhere between the Indian and Pacific oceans.
Forced into action when his friends are kidnapped by ruthless local warlord Vaas Montenegro, Jason must face his fears - and try to keep hold of his sanity - if he’s to save his friends and escape the conflict-blighted island.
The wildlife is as dangerous as the warring inhabitants, and there are 39 fully customisable weapons and a diverse array of vehicles that you can use to help you on your mission.
Far Cry 3 allows you to play it your way - you can choose to approach each stage of your journey with stealthy cunning, or you can tear through the environments with all guns blazing.
If you fancy being part of your own Far Cry 3 -themed experience, then head over to CVG ’s mini-site now! [Link] Just answer a few simple questions and create your own unique Far Cry story.
You’ll end up with your very own CVG homepage, which you can share on Facebook.
Try making your own personalised CVG homepage now!
And, to be in with a chance of winning a copy of Far Cry 3: Insane Edition (which includes an exclusive Vaasbobbleheadwahinefigure, a crucial island survival guide, extra in-game digital content and more), head over to CVG ’s dedicated competition page .
Enjoy your journey into the heart of insanity…
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