10 Video Games You Didn't Realise Nobody Finished

With an 85/100 on Metacritic and a solid 8.9 rating on IGN, Far Cry 2 is still largely seen as one of Ubisoft's high points during the series' run so far.

Marking a serious shift in both tone and direction from its 2004 predecessor, Far Cry 2 is set in the heartland of Central African during the middle of a bloody civil war and sees the player take the reigns in pursuit of an evil arms dealer known as the Jackal.

The main storyline of the game takes just under 20 hours to complete, coming in a little longer in length than Far Cry 3 but a little bit shorter than Far Cry 4. However, the completion rate for these three games seems to swing surprisingly wild.

Both Far Cry 3 and 4 have a completion rate of around 60%, a surprisingly high rate on their own, but that number drops significantly to just under 20% for Far Cry 2.

Could be that some fans have returned to see where the more modern games have their roots, and not gone onto finish things up, or that the open worlds of the African plains are just much better at distracting players than a tropical island or far Eastern-themed mountains.