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This new game from Ubisoft's Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon franchise series takes you away from Bolivia and to a fictional Pacific Island, Auroa. Similar to its predecessor, Ghost Recon Wildlands features an open world environment with promising isolated snowy peaks, abandoned urban areas, lush rainforests, and sandy, rocky hillsides. Again you play as Nomad, a member of the Delta Company, First Battalion, 5th Special Forces Group, also known as "Ghosts," a fictional elite special operations unit of the United States Army under the Joint Special Operations Command.
After crash landing on the island, you have to regroup with your team and other agents, overcoming a series of obstacles often led by a mysterious group hunting you down. The presence of a Skell technology facility on the island gives your opponents access to some advanced technology. Tailed by advanced drones, the followers of company leader Jace Skell, and the mysterious pack of Wolves, you will have to discover what is happening on Auroa.
In single-player mode, a drone will help you pull off some of the feats you'd usually accomplish in co-op. Survival plays a big part in Breakpoint, with an injury system being an important feature. In Breakpoint, you’ll get specific injuries which will affect you in different ways, such as slowing you down or affecting your gun-slinging abilities. Tied into this, there is a camouflage ability that will allow you to stay hidden in tough spots or if you're injured. Of course, there is also the co-op and the multiplayer PvP we love from the series.
At launch, there will be four character classes available, and more classes will come after launch with the updates that Ubisoft has confirmed for the first year. Count on a lot of extra downloadable content, like story-related stuff, new gear, and special events. Raids are coming, too, which are new to the series.
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint
This new game from Ubisoft's Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon franchise series takes you away from Bolivia and to a fictional Pacific Island, Auroa. Similar to its predecessor, Ghost Recon Wildlands features an open world environment with promising isolated snowy peaks, abandoned urban areas, lush rainforests, and sandy, rocky hillsides. Again you play as Nomad, a member of the Delta Company, First Battalion, 5th Special Forces Group, also known as "Ghosts," a fictional elite special operations unit of the United States Army under the Joint Special Operations Command.
After crash landing on the island, you have to regroup with your team and other agents, overcoming a series of obstacles often led by a mysterious group hunting you down. The presence of a Skell technology facility on the island gives your opponents access to some advanced technology. Tailed by advanced drones, the followers of company leader Jace Skell, and the mysterious pack of Wolves, you will have to discover what is happening on Auroa.
In single-player mode, a drone will help you pull off some of the feats you'd usually accomplish in co-op. Survival plays a big part in Breakpoint, with an injury system being an important feature. In Breakpoint, you’ll get specific injuries which will affect you in different ways, such as slowing you down or affecting your gun-slinging abilities. Tied into this, there is a camouflage ability that will allow you to stay hidden in tough spots or if you're injured. Of course, there is also the co-op and the multiplayer PvP we love from the series.
At launch, there will be four character classes available, and more classes will come after launch with the updates that Ubisoft has confirmed for the first year. Count on a lot of extra downloadable content, like story-related stuff, new gear, and special events. Raids are coming, too, which are new to the series.
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