The game’s source code was posted on the Internet Archive on June 24 by a user name Llaetha.ro. The Internet Archive is a digital library that gives you free access to tons
of books, movies, music, software, and other cultural artifacts. The upload contains six files, all of which are labeled “Far Cry 1.34 complete,” suggesting this may be the 34th patch for the decades-old sandbox shooter. While Medeiros said it compiles, some commenters on Internet Archive clarified that they ran into some snags when working with the source code.
“From my educated guess, this is some source tree leak for the PC version of the game to add support for the Ubisoft game launcher/DRM,” said user MobCat. “It does contain some .exes, but no Xbox code and no game assets. The code that is there doesn’t compile without 332 errors. So, I think you could get some debug PC version of this game running if you put in the effort and learned the code base.