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The Vanishing is a free crossover mission for the first-person shooter game Far Cry 6. It is a crossover that incorporates elements of the Netflix series Stranger Things, but is not canon to either franchise.
Contents
- 1 Synopsis
- 2.1 Lock Project
- 2.1.1 Members
- 2.2 "Shadow Place"
- 2.2.1 "Kukly"
- 2.2.1.1 Members
- 2.2.2 El Devorador
- 2.2.3 Chernobog
- 2.2.1 "Kukly"
- 2.1 Lock Project
- 3 Weapons
- 4 Gallery
- 5 Videos
- 6 Trivia
- 7 References
- 8 External Links
Synopsis[]
“ | If you think you’ve finished Far Cry 6, we have a new free crossover mission for you to experience. This time around, you can expect things to get a little strange. Dani Rojas gets a call from Juan Cortez regarding a C4 shipment and a group of missing Guerrillas. He mentions that he’s picked up Russian radio transmissions and suspects that Yara's old allies have come back to mess with Libertad's operations. With Dani up to the task, you accept the mission and head over to the Guerrilla’s last known location and investigate for further details. Upon your arrival, Dani notices something is off. You quickly get a sense that not everything is as it seems as you dive into deeper and darker territories. — Ubisoft website[1] | ” |
Characters & locations[]
Lock Project[]
"The Lock Project" is a secretive Russian research program established during the Cold War. They have had many encounters with the "Shadow Place" (the Upside Down), and use experimental technology to access the other world.
The Lock Project was supposedly discontinued following the collapse of the Soviet Union, but nevertheless continued in secret. Their psychokinetic test subject, Shest' (Six), ultimately turned against them, and decided to shut off access to the Shadow Place.
Members[]
- Shest'
- Russian Assaulter
- Russian Scientist
- Russian Flamethrower
"Shadow Place"[]
The "Shadow Place" is the name used by the Lock Project and the inhabitants of Yara to describe a mysterious alternate dimension, otherwise known as the Upside Down.
"Kukly"[]
Kuklies are one of the mission's main enemies, and are The Vanishing's version of "The Flayed".
They were humans or animals who fell under Chernobog's possession, or in the words of Shest', "living puppet[s] controlled by invisible strings". Kukly are strong, but vulnerable to fire. 'Kukly' translates to "doll" or "puppet" in Russian.
Members[]
- Kukly humans
- Kukly attack dog
- Kukly coyote
- Kukly boar
- Kukly crocodile
El Devorador[]
"El Devorador" is the name used by the Lock Project and the inhabitants of Yara to describe a mysterious humanoid predator, otherwise known as the Demogorgon.
Chernobog[]
"Chernobog" is the name used by the Lock Project and the inhabitants of Yara to describe a mysterious entity that inhabits the Shadow Place, otherwise known as the Mind Flayer.
Weapons[]
Gallery[]
Videos[]
Trivia[]
- The mission's logo closely resembles the logo for Stanley Kubrick's The Shining.
- The mission's title is probably a reference to "The Vanishing of Will Byers".