Ubisoft Paris revealed a heavier emphasis on survival mechanics, like injuries and stamina management, but the biggest change was it being a solo experience. It simply had to deliver the same compelling gameplay but with new objectives, tactical options, and a new map. When it announced Ghost Recon Breakpoint, the publisher seemed to be set for success. Ubisoft saw this and supported the game for years, adding new features like Ghost Mode and Tier 1, the option to play solo without teammates (remember this one), and paid DLC. Wildlands went much further with stuffing its world with bloat and repetitive objectives, and while the story wasn’t anything special, it provided a decent enough set-up for players to hunt down cartel members.ĭespite all of the issues, the presence of an AI squad, four-player co-op support, realistic weaponry and an assortment of content helped make it successful at launch. Developed by Ubisoft Paris (with help from several other Ubisoft studios) and released in 2017, it and Assassin’s Creed Origins were some of the first open-world titles that began to showcase much larger spaces than Ubisoft’s earlier titles.
You really can’t talk about Ghost Recon Breakpoint without first discussing Ghost Recon Wildlands.
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