'Far Cry 5' Collector's Edition news: U.S. and U.K. get different packs

The first-person shooter video game by Ubisoft, "Far Cry 5," has already revealed two limited Collector's Edition. The special pack is called "Far Cry 5: The Resistance Edition" and the "The Father Edition." Both are packed with exclusive bonus content for fans of the long-running series. Some have criticized the pack for being a little bit too expensive, hence the question, is it really worth buying?

In a report by Video Gamer, the "Resistance Edition" limited edition pack comes with a special figurine of character Nick Rye. Nick is a member of the Resistance, and the statue depicts him to be standing in a relaxed position right in front of an American flag. Beside Nick is the faithful player canine companion, Boomer the dog, who has an automatic weapon in his mouth. The site also speculated that the limited edition packs will include Season Passes.

The statue looks quite detailed and is measured at 16.5 inches, which is a pretty large statue. Included in the pack is a steelbook, a Hope County bandana and logo pin, and a few post cards. There is also a Hope County Koozie, which keeps beverages cold. Meanwhile, the "Father Edition" pack has a slightly smaller statue of Joseph Seed, the Eden's Gate cult leader. It has its own different steelbook and includes a copy of the original soundtrack of the game.

According to Playstation Universe, both "Father Edition" and "Resistance Edition" will be including premium digital content for players, such as the Doomsday Prepper's pack, which will provide players with special outfits and hand gun, along with a vehicle. The U.S. and the U.K. will be receiving different Collector's Editions, however.

The "Resistance Edition," given its patriotic undertones, is made for Americans, and will cost about $200. On the other hand, the "Father Edition" for the U.K will be at a slightly cheaper price for about £89.99.

"Far Cry 5" will be released on Feb. 27, 2018 for the PC, Xbox One, and the PlayStation 4.

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