Ubisoft Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands

Note: I haven’t played any of the precious Ghost Recon games so this review won’t be compared to those. I’ve seen reviews that say Wildlands has lost its touch from the prior Ghost Recon games and I can’t comment. This is a review of the game itself from the perspective of someone who hasn’t played the others.

With that out of the way, holy ****, I’m addicted! I’ve been waiting for this game ever since the E3 reveal and it has just taken over my life. I was worried that it would be a bit like The Division and just be another failure (for me) but I was utterly wrong, and I’ll happily admit that. The beta in itself I enjoyed more than playing The Division.

So far, I’ve only played single player as I just want to do my own thing without having anyone else ruin it but the Multiplayer aspect does allow you to hop in and out pretty freely.

The map is huge with around 20(?) regions. It’s fun to explore and there’s ALWAYS something to do. That’s something a lot of games can’t pull off – the ability to keep you engaged and immersed. This game, for me, is incredibly immersive and I’ve spent so many straight hours playing it and it’s only been out for two days! You will never find yourself getting bored. One particularly great thing is that you’re not forced to stick to one region, even if you haven’t completed the previous one. You’re completely free to explore as you wish.

The story is pretty interesting and I’m enjoying it so far. I do enjoy the little bits of dialogue the characters share between each other, although at times it does bug out which can ruin your immersion.

One thing I enjoy is your ability to tackle missions in your own way. You can customise your loadout to suit you and your needs (although mods and weapons will require unlocking which you can either buy or explore and retrieve). You can go stealthy and strategically, or you can just run and gun, spray and pray and hope for the best. A great feature is that you can remove your suppressor on-the-fly so you don’t suffer a damage penalty (if you don’t have the advanced suppressor) if you do go loud from stealth. You are able to completely customise the weapon on-the-fly too (touchpad > loadout > square) but you probably won’t use it much once you have a loadout you’re comfortable and happy with.

The player and weapon customisations are limited to what’s provided but that’s fine, can’t expect too much or be upset really. It’s more than enough for me.

One criticism is the vehicle mechanics. I always compare an open world game’s vehicle mechanics to GTA’s because that’s the pinnacle, really, and they don’t really compete. However, the vehicle mechanics aren’t completely terrible and you can definitely survive with them, although I find it easiest to control a vehicle when it’s at its peak speed (weirdly). The easiest, for me, is the helicopters.

Ultimately, it’s a great game and I’m definitely not disappointed. I may even buy the season pass! Now, if you’ll excuse me, back to the game!

I should add, unlike other games that ask you to liberate a city or country, this doesn’t “free up” areas as you go along, by which I mean you don’t liberate bases and strongholds to make them rebel-run. So, as you’re going through the campaign, there will always be cartel resistance and you won’t be able to take over bases to make an area easier to complete. I like this aspect, as a guy who normally liberates a whole area and then proceeds to do the story, as it keeps the challenge alive. You can never just walk through a place in utter naivety because you can’t guarantee you’re safe.

Also, the platinum [trophy] is fairly easy to get if you want it, the maximum level is 30 and you can definitely replay the game. I played it solo initially and am now enjoying the experience of co-op with friends.

…It’s become my favorite. Way too much to explain but what I will say is that it’s a very large playing map area, ultra modern realistic weapons and gear and will keep you busy for hours on end. I haven’t had the pleasure of playing online multi-player but I recommended it to a close friend who convinced his brother to buy it and they play it all the time online now.
You’ll just have to buy it to find out how good of a combat environment this game is.

High replay value. You can change your approach to every mission in countless ways. I keep coming back to this one. Just fun. Lots to shoot (or not) depending on how you want to play it.
If I lost it, I’d replace it.

Truly an experience to witness. It’s definitely unique and has me coming back for more every now and then.

Wildlands has one big map that has me awing sometimes. You hardly interact with any NPC, but I mean do you really need to? Character customization in Wildlands is somewhat limited, especially if you’ve bought after 2019, but it’s still rather cool. Weapon customization is better, but when you find the weapon that suits you the best, it’s hard to play with any other. I think that’s more of a personal experience, but whatever.

Building up your connection with the rebels is done by conquering radio stations, letting radio transmissions get airway, returning rebel supplies, and freeing captured rebels. This, along with some main missions, are the most repetitive part of the game, but most of the time, there can be different ways of approaching the intended goal. One way could be stealthy and others can be all guns blazing!!

I consider this game to be extremely entertaining and worthy of a playthrough.

Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands is a tactical shooter video game that takes place in an open-world environment. The game is developed by Ubisoft and was released in 2017. This game definitely still holds up.

One of the standout features of Ghost Recon Wildlands is its stunning visuals. The game’s open-world environment is vast and incredibly detailed, with lush forests, rugged mountains, and bustling cities. The game also features realistic weather effects, such as rain and fog, which add to the overall immersion of the game.

The gameplay in Ghost Recon Wildlands is engaging and challenging. Players take on the role of a member of an elite special forces team and must complete missions in order to take down a dangerous drug cartel. The game is designed to be played cooperatively, with up to four players able to work together to complete missions.

One of the great things about Ghost Recon Wildlands is the variety of missions and activities available to players. There are dozens of different missions to complete, ranging from stealthy infiltrations to all-out firefights. The game also features side activities, such as hunting and gathering resources, which add to the overall experience.

I highly recommend Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands to any fan of tactical shooter games. The game’s stunning visuals, engaging gameplay, and variety of missions and activities make it a must-play for anyone looking for an immersive gaming experience.

This should be a zero star, but that was not an option. Something is not right about this company. I purchased this PS4 game. Amazon shipped it from Amazon. I finally received it. Went to put it in my PS system and the game acts like it is loading up after I downloaded it from the desk. Once you get through the game introduction, the game stops working, and the PS system starts making a really loud noise due to the corrupt disc. The Disc is not functioning the way it should. I believe this is a scam. If you value your money, I would not buy anything from this seller. This company is a scam. I really wish Amazon would have caught this by now. The company is not reputable.

The game was rattling around in the case when I got it..
But besides that..
No issuses..
And the disc itself was in great condition..
No scratches..
No fingerprints..
100% ill be ordering from yall again..