Nisa Gunduz will be playing the female version of Dani, while the male version will be played by Sean Rey. Their name will also always be Dani Rojas, regardless of gender, and two voice actors are attached to Far Cry 6's cast to play the male and female versions of the character. Unlike Far Cry 5 and New Dawn, players will not be able to customize Dani's appearance. It has been established that players will be able to choose Dani Rojas' gender, but there's an interesting caveat to the character's customization. RELATED: Far Cry 6 Should Do Away With Some Overused Open-World Problem Both Far Cry 5 and New Dawn's player characters also had customizable appearances and genders which was likely partially behind the decision to avoid giving them a prescribed name or voice like the far more set-in-stone characters from earlier games in the series. Similarly, the player character in Far Cry New Dawn had no voice or name either, and was known simply as the 'Security Captain' in-game. They also lacked their own name, however, and they were simply referred to by their rank, or some version of 'Rookie,' for most of the story. While past protagonists like Jason Brody and Ajay Ghale had their own voice actors and would speak throughout the story, the Junior Deputy was in the voiceless video game protagonist tradition of Samus, Link, and Gordon Freeman. In Far Cry 5, the player character was the Hope County Sheriff's Department's new Junior Deputy. It is already notable that, unlike the last two Far Cry protagonists, this one has a name. RELATED: Ubisoft Issues Warning About Far Cry 6 Phishing Emailsĭani Rojas will be Far Cry 6's player character, but with the trailers focusing on Anton Castillo and his heir Diego, fans have received little specific information about the character so far. Information revealed so far suggests that the new protagonist may be quite different to the player characters found in the last two games Far Cry 5, and its direct sequel Far Cry New Dawn.

What has been revealed about Far Cry 6's protagonist, however, may be good news for fans of the franchise. Like many past Far Cry games, much of the marketing material has focused on the title's new villain, Yara's dictator Anton Castillo. Not much is known about the protagonist of Ubisoft's upcoming Far Cry 6.

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