Far Cry 6 Easter Eggs and Secrets (Assassins Creed, Atari and More)


A statue of Far Cry 6's main villain, Anton Castillo.

Far Cry 6 boasts one of the largest maps in the Far Cry series yet, and Ubisoft is no stranger to filling their maps with easter eggs and secrets for fans to encounter. Far Cry 6 makes reference to multiple other games, pop culture, and even offers additional unique puzzles and rewards to complete if you can find them.

Below, we have listed all the easter eggs and secrets in Far Cry 6 that we could find, as well as where you can go ahead and find them for yourself.

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Assassin's Creed

Far Cry 6 Treasure Hunt 'Cache Money' shown on the map of Yara, this Treasure Hunt contains two easter eggs.
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While completing the Far Cry 6 Treasure Hunt, 'Cache Money', you will find yourself in a bunker that is situated in Aguas Lindas, a subregion of the Madrugada region. On a desk here, you will find a readable piece of paper that makes note of a few weapons. These weapons include an Ancient Spear and Ancient Concealed Blades, which are in reference to Assassin's Creed weaponry. This makes perfect sense, considering Assassin's Creed is another one of Ubisoft's biggest series'.

Starlink: Battle for Atlas

The bunker during Far Cry 6's 'Cache Money' Treasure Hunt that contains two easter eggs.
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In the same Madrugada bunker that you find the note referencing Assassin's Creed, you can also find a Starlink Starter Set on a nearby bookshelf. This is clearly in reference to another Ubisoft-published game, Starlink: Battle for Atlas; and a nice way to experience two easter eggs in one go!

This bunker is particularly difficult to get into and may require a second person to assist you... so be sure you know how to go about playing multiplayer with friends and online.

Indiana Jones... or Allan Quatermain

The Far Cry 6 Treasure Hunt, 'The Emerald Skull' shown on the map of Yara.
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In the small Far Cry 6 town of Concepción, which is located in the region of El Este, you can embark on an Indiana Jones-style Treasure Hunt, called 'The Emerald Skull'.

Now, this Treasure Hunt is presumably in reference to Indiana Jones, given the style and gameplay of it. However, there are other theories that this isn't a reference to Indiana Jones, but to Allan Quatermain. Quatermain is the protagonist and hero of the 1885 novel King Solomon's Mines by H. Rider Haggard.

We are yet to see any confirmation whether this Treasure Hunt is of direct reference to either Indiana Jones or King Solomon's Mines, but the Treasure Hunt itself is rather fun regardless!

Willis Huntley of Far Cry 3

A letter in Juan Cortez's office and workshop was addressed to Juan from Willis Huntley of the Far Cry series.
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Ever since Far Cry 3, Agent Willis Huntley has previously been a big part of the series. If you head to Libertad Island and visit Juan's workshop — also known as Juan's Weapons — and go to the second floor, you will find a desk that has a map of Yara on it. Next to the desk is a bin with a crumpled letter from W. Huntley, but there is also a small box on the desk that contains a US dog tag which bears Willis' Huntley's name.

The Jawson Trophy

Far Cry 6's Dani Rojas' fights with a reef shark that is attacking them.
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If you're crafty enough and manage to kill a shark in Far Cry 6 using one of your gadgets — specifically, a grenade — you will unlock the Jawson Trophy. This trophy is in dedication to Jason Brody of Far Cry 3. However, there are theories that this is perhaps a reference to the 80s cult classic, JAWS, as well.

Captain Laserhawk

Far Cry 6's K-9000 Amigo, part of the Blood Dragon DLC, has a QR code on his collar that you can use your phone to scan.
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For those who happen to be playing Far Cry 6 with the Blood Dragon DLC installed, you'll get some nice gear, weapons, and an Amigo that are all in reference to Far Cry 3's Blood Dragon expansion.

The Amigo, K-9000, is a metal dog who has a QR code on the tag of his collar if you look really closely. Scanning this QR code will take you to a website that features a quote from Laserhawk. To add to that, if you press the 'Start' option shown below the quote, you will be directed to a puzzle that you can solve. If you complete the puzzle, you will be rewarded with some exclusive Laserhawk related artwork!

The Post-Credits Scene, and Far Cry 3's Vaas Montenegro

One of Far Cry 3's main villains, Vaas Montenegro, is insinuated to be the Smuggler in Far Cry 6's post-credits scene.
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Following the roll of the credits, after you meet the ending of Far Cry 6, there is a conversation heard between Juan Cortez and the 'Smuggler' regarding Viviro. For Far Cry 3 fans, the voice will be recognised as that of villain Vaas Montenegro. Could Vaas be making a return to Far Cry?

We spoke in detail about the post-credits scene here, where we discussed the various endings for Far Cry 6... including the secret ending that you can only encounter before the true ending!

Far Cry 5's Boomer

Boom Boom of Far Cry 6, an unlockable Amigo that pays tribute to Boomer of Far Cry 5.
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If you go ahead and unlock Amigo's, you'll soon find Boom Boom in a shipping container during the Boom or Bust side quest. For those who have played Far Cry 5, Boom Boom will be familiar, as she is essentially Boomer from the prior game.

Somehow, she has made her way over to Yara, but we aren't complaining!

A Shoutout to The Developers

In a trailer at Maria Marquessa Productions, there is a note detailing the names of all the developers of Far Cry 6.
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Sooner or later, you will end up at Maria Marquessa Productions in Yara. This studio will be located in the subregion of Balaceras, which is in the Valle De Oro region. You will come here as part of one of the main story operations during your fight as Dani Rojas. Without spoiling the story, there's an easter egg here dedicated to the developers of the game, too.

If you manage to find the pink and black trailer, you'll be able to find a note on the desk inside that you can read. This note details all the names of the developers of Far Cry 6!

Those are a handful of easter eggs and secrets that are intertwined throughout your fight to free Yara from Anton Castillo's oppressive regime in Far Cry 6. If you're looking for more things to do during your time as Dani Rojas, check out how to get the best weapons, and unlock yourself some nice Rides.

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