Extending from the main games were smaller side games that were built using the main games' existing maps and assets. The first of these was "", released in May 2013, following its announcement by Ubisoft on the previous April Fools' Day. The game, a standalone title, was an experiment release developed by Dean Evans that worked atop the existing "Far Cry 3" assets, reskinning some of the game's existing maps and geometry. It took a tongue-in-cheek approach to the culture of the 1980s. It became a commercial success with more than 1 million units sold. Its success led to similar "reskins" for the next two main games in "Far Cry Primal" (2016) (from "Far Cry 4") and "Far Cry New Dawn" (2019) (from "Far Cry 5").