We love to celebrate massive worldwide launches. From Gears of War through to Halo and even Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice and Shadow of the Tomb Raider, gamers have been treated to amazing limited edition consoles for years. This year is no different, and Far Cry 6 is leading the pack. In Celebration of its launch, South African gamers can win a custom Far Cry 6 Xbox Series X courtesy of Prima Interactive and MadControllers!

Open to all South African residents with valid identification documents, this custom Far Cry 6 Xbox Series X not only looks supreme, but is also made to look like one of the coolest new gadgets in the player’s arsenal: a supremo! This rocket-launching, poison spitting, or EMP-blasting backpack will essentially be the peanut butter to your jelly once you start running around Yara. Courtesy of this great giveaway, you can stand a chance to win your very own supremo for your living room! Honestly, just #SUATMM

Fans who are interested in this makeshift weapon of mass destruction need only head over to the official website (here), fill in all the necessary deets, and post a photo of some makeshift do-it-yourself (DIY) job of your own. This may include taping your own car radio back in place, or creating a door out of duct tape (because duct tape is king), or anything you deem MacGyver-worthy. If no photo is available, you can also explain your little project through a text box, so do not fret if your project involved taping your phone camera shut. Needless to say, it is easy enough to enter, and you should totally do it!

Far Cry 6 will be available worldwide on 7 October 2021 for Xbox, PlayStation, and Microsoft Windows. This giveaway is perfect for any gamer, however, and will make it the perfect early-Christmas present (to yourself, of course).

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