Hours of Darkness leans towards a quieter, more atmospheric experience, but doesn't hit the mark there and you're lacking some of the things that make Far Cry as a series more enjoyable. It's not bad considering it's just one part of the $29.99 Season Pass, but it's not really great either. Hunting is even more non-existent than the base game, crafting is mostly gone, vehicles aren't around, and the rest you've seen before. "Hours of Darkness is a snack, not a meal. I like that extra level of team management because it gives you a little more to think about, keeping firefights from being completely mindless." Hours of Darkness' disappointing brevity - USGamer (opens in new tab) They can also revive you – even more incentive to keep them in mind. So in order to leave no man behind, you’ll need to keep an eye on their health and be ready to revive them if they go down.
"One big difference between Hours of Darkness and Far Cry 5 proper is that your buddies aren’t invincible – even after you’ve rescued them they can be permanently killed in combat. Hours of Darkness' rogue-lite inspirations - IGN (opens in new tab)
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