FX has officially greenlit a live-action Far Cry television series, marking the popular video game franchise’s first major adaptation for the small screen. The anthology series is being developed by Noah Hawley, known for Fargo and Legion, and Rob Mac (Rob McElhenney), known for It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
What We Know About the Series
The show will follow an anthology format, with each season featuring different settings, characters, and stories, reflecting the structure of the original Far Cry video games.Rob Mac will also star in the first season, while Hawley serves as co-creator and executive producer.
Where and When to Watch
The series will stream on Hulu in the U.S. and on Disney+ internationally.Creative Vision
Noah Hawley described the attraction of adapting Far Cry for TV: the anthology-style of the video games allows each season to tell a new story with fresh characters, giving the creators flexibility while retaining the franchise’s signature dark, chaotic, and action-packed tone.
The series promises high-stakes drama, moral dilemmas, and unpredictable narratives, aiming to capture the essence of the games while offering standalone stories for each season.
What Remains Unknown
Full cast details beyond Rob Mac have not been released.
Specific storylines or which parts of the game franchise the first season will adapt are not confirmed.Production and filming schedules, as well as a release timeline, remain undisclosed.
Why Fans Are Excited
The anthology format mirrors the game series, appealing to long-time fans while attracting new viewers.With experienced creators like Hawley and Mac, the series has the potential to balance thrilling action with compelling character-driven drama.
Sources
Variety – ‘Far Cry’ TV Series Set at FX From Noah Hawley and Rob Mac\
Hollywood Reporter – ‘Far Cry’ Series From Rob Mac, Noah Hawley a Go at FX
Deadline – FX Orders ‘Far Cry’ Anthology Series Based On Video Game Franchise From Noah Hawley & Rob Mac
CGMagazine – FX Reveals Ubisoft Far Cry TV Series, With Rob Mac and Noah Hawley Set As Co-Creators
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