Celebrating Ghost Recon's 25th Anniversary; great price for this tactical shooter title
About the Deal
Lead your elite team of Ghosts in this tactical third-person shooter. Explore a massive open world, infiltrate and destroy the deadly Santa Blanca cartel, and save Bolivia and its people
Offer valid through August 12 to 21, 2026 (depending on platform) or while promotional price last
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Check the recommended/minimum specs to operate this title
Game will requires 3rd-Party Account: Ubisoft Account (Supports Linking to Steam Account)
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Celebrating Ghost Recon's 25th Anniversary; great price for this tactical shooter title
About the Deal
Lead your elite team of Ghosts in this tactical third-person shooter. Explore a massive open world, infiltrate and destroy the deadly Santa Blanca cartel, and save Bolivia and its people
Offer valid through August 12 to 21, 2026 (depending on platform) or while promotional price last
Additional Details
Check the recommended/minimum specs to operate this title
Game will requires 3rd-Party Account: Ubisoft Account (Supports Linking to Steam Account)
FWIW, I think Breakpoint was actually better mechanically (gameplay wise) but they did make it a confusing mess with all of their daily nonsense, layers of different interfaces, upgrades, buying gear, branching mission system*, etc. I probably had 60+ hours in the game and I am not sure I still understand 50% of it.
*I actually 'beat' the game halfway through playing not realizing I was completing the final story mission way earlier than intended. Each group of mission sets were stories within a larger narrative arc so it wasn't a big deal just odd when I killed a ho-hum boss and suddenly I'm in some end game cinematic. The first game's story arc was also a mess because you just seem to be going after random 'capos' but it made more sense. Never ended up killing all the bosses since it seems like an endless list.
I think either game is well worth the money when purchased on sale. Wildlands gets big props for being able to play offline.
This is currently relevant as it just got a 4k 60fps upgrade on PS5 and XBox series X. Added Dualsense haptics as well. This one is the good Ghost Recon game, not Breakpoint. Cool storyline, open world, and coop play. Put alot of hours in this when it was released and will probably pick it up again. There is also a free trial on PS5 today through the 10th.
Gotta disagree having played both. The mechanics in Wildlands, including driving, was much more fluid and fun. Everything in Breakpoint felt clunky and unnecessary, including the hub of other players. Wildlands you could just jump in and shoot stuff and have fun with friends. I did not feel that way with Breakpoint. The biggest mistake Wildlands had was not paying the rights and taking Predator out. That mission was sick.
FWIW, I think Breakpoint was actually better mechanically (gameplay wise) but they did make it a confusing mess with all of their daily nonsense, layers of different interfaces, upgrades, buying gear, branching mission system*, etc. I probably had 60+ hours in the game and I am not sure I still understand 50% of it.
*I actually 'beat' the game halfway through playing not realizing I was completing the final story mission way earlier than intended. Each group of mission sets were stories within a larger narrative arc so it wasn't a big deal just odd when I killed a ho-hum boss and suddenly I'm in some end game cinematic. The first game's story arc was also a mess because you just seem to be going after random 'capos' but it made more sense. Never ended up killing all the bosses since it seems like an endless list.
I think either game is well worth the money when purchased on sale. Wildlands gets big props for being able to play offline.
Gotta disagree having played both. The mechanics in Wildlands, including driving, was much more fluid and fun. Everything in Breakpoint felt clunky and unnecessary, including the hub of other players. Wildlands you could just jump in and shoot stuff and have fun with friends. I did not feel that way with Breakpoint. The biggest mistake Wildlands had was not paying the rights and taking Predator out. That mission was sick.
Gotta disagree having played both. The mechanics in Wildlands, including driving, was much more fluid and fun. Everything in Breakpoint felt clunky and unnecessary, including the hub of other players. Wildlands you could just jump in and shoot stuff and have fun with friends. I did not feel that way with Breakpoint. The biggest mistake Wildlands had was not paying the rights and taking Predator out. That mission was sick.
I liked the gunplay much better in Breakpoint, that's just me personally. Also the bases were more varied in Breakpoint, Wildlands felt a lot more copy and paste but more 'lived in' at the same time.
But you are right, that central hub was awful and worthless waste of time, also the campfire interface to get perks. That took so long to load just so you could re-up your perk or change weapons. And typical Ubisoft making me be in some annoying online only word, seeing other players in certain places ruining immersion. Yet I don't recall a single mission or fight I ever had where another human was involved. Just like the The Division, completely shoehorned in for 100% single players like me. (between D1 and D2, I can only recall a single time in D1 where I ever played multiplayer, and that was just because I could not beat a single boss along. Hundreds of hours of online play for 5 minutes of MP)
IMO, pluses and minuses all around.
P.S. I must have played after they took the Predator out. I don't recall ever seeing that. Honestly I figured you were talking about a vehicle not the alien who killed Carl Weathers.
Last edited by WooHoo2You August 7, 2026 at 06:09 AM.
Ubisoft Connect launcher ruins this game. I couldn't get it to run on Windows at all, it was stuck on an infinite loading screen. I eventually got it running on Linux but had to go through a bunch of hoops to authenticate my Ubisoft account.
Until Ubisoft eliminates their secondary launcher, I wouldn't recommend buying any Ubisoft game at any price.
Ubisoft Connect launcher ruins this game. I couldn't get it to run on Windows at all, it was stuck on an infinite loading screen. I eventually got it running on Linux but had to go through a bunch of hoops to authenticate my Ubisoft account.
Until Ubisoft eliminates their secondary launcher, I wouldn't recommend buying any Ubisoft game at any price.
It had nothing to do with the launcher. It is an issue with intel e cores and p cores. Ubisoft never fixed it. I can't believe they continue to sell it without a fix. I'm not wasting my time on it.
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*I actually 'beat' the game halfway through playing not realizing I was completing the final story mission way earlier than intended. Each group of mission sets were stories within a larger narrative arc so it wasn't a big deal just odd when I killed a ho-hum boss and suddenly I'm in some end game cinematic. The first game's story arc was also a mess because you just seem to be going after random 'capos' but it made more sense. Never ended up killing all the bosses since it seems like an endless list.
I think either game is well worth the money when purchased on sale. Wildlands gets big props for being able to play offline.
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*I actually 'beat' the game halfway through playing not realizing I was completing the final story mission way earlier than intended. Each group of mission sets were stories within a larger narrative arc so it wasn't a big deal just odd when I killed a ho-hum boss and suddenly I'm in some end game cinematic. The first game's story arc was also a mess because you just seem to be going after random 'capos' but it made more sense. Never ended up killing all the bosses since it seems like an endless list.
I think either game is well worth the money when purchased on sale. Wildlands gets big props for being able to play offline.
But you are right, that central hub was awful and worthless waste of time, also the campfire interface to get perks. That took so long to load just so you could re-up your perk or change weapons. And typical Ubisoft making me be in some annoying online only word, seeing other players in certain places ruining immersion. Yet I don't recall a single mission or fight I ever had where another human was involved. Just like the The Division, completely shoehorned in for 100% single players like me. (between D1 and D2, I can only recall a single time in D1 where I ever played multiplayer, and that was just because I could not beat a single boss along. Hundreds of hours of online play for 5 minutes of MP)
IMO, pluses and minuses all around.
P.S. I must have played after they took the Predator out. I don't recall ever seeing that. Honestly I figured you were talking about a vehicle not the alien who killed Carl Weathers.
Thx OP !
Until Ubisoft eliminates their secondary launcher, I wouldn't recommend buying any Ubisoft game at any price.
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Until Ubisoft eliminates their secondary launcher, I wouldn't recommend buying any Ubisoft game at any price.
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