Still, you can always allow for a bit of poetic licensing in the name of a good Easter egg, so Ubisoft took the liberty of including a Stonehenge replica, called the Blajiman Stones, in the game. Impressive though that may be, it's still about 7000 years too young to feature in Far Cry: Primal, which takes place at the start of the Mesolithic Age (around 10,000BC). Stonehenge The ancient stone circle standing on the Salisbury Plains in England is one of the oldest man-made structures in the world, thought to date back to around 3000BC. So, in the spirit of lent, Easter, and all that malarkey, let's tuck into the Easter eggs of Oros and look at the 10 best ones that have been discovered so far. True to tradition, Far Cry Primal is brimming with these, some of which even hint at a connection between the universes of different Ubisoft games. Ever into their cross-referencing and self-aware gags, Ubisoft have always treated their games to a good seasoning of Easter eggs, in-jokes and nods to other video games. Flawed though it may be, it's an undeniably fun experience. It has all the hallmarks of a Far Cry experience, but stripped back in a way that few games have dared before. Weeks on from the launch of Far Cry: Primal, and gamers are already stomping the primeval land of Oros, throwing their spears around, hunting mammoths, and employing mercenary badgers as hunting companions.

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