Ubisoft has announced that Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands has surpassed ten million players worldwide. As the press release reads, since the initial launch of Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands in March 2017, Ubisoft Paris has released 13 updates, including the launch of Ghost War – the 4v4 PvP mode – as well as The Predator special event and numerous updates to the core gameplay.
With more than 10 million players worldwide, the Ghost Recon Wildlands development team is committed to supporting the game, offering new free content and continued improvements of the core experience. Speaking of free content, Ubisoft revealed that Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands’ Year 2 will continue to deliver substantial post-launch support with four free major updates titled “Special Operations”, each of which will feature a unique theme, updates for the PvE campaign, with special free missions and special challenges with exclusive rewards, updates for the Ghost War 4×4 PvP experience, and features highly requested by the community.
The first update, called “Special Operations 1” launching on April 10th will contain:
- Teammate Customisation: The most requested feature by the community, Team Customisation will allow players to customise teammate outfits with all items they have unlocked for their own character
- PvP Update: A new game mode called “Sabotage” with five exclusive maps, the first of six new PvP classes for Year 2 and new perk and explosive device
- PvE Update: A free, themed PvE mission and special challenge with exclusive rewards.
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4v4 PVP with P2P connection… all those updates and they still didn’t speed up the game (better performance)
After free weekends i was expecting more.
The multiplayer isn’t a success imo although, while being repetitive, the single player portion of this game is very much enjoyable, fun. Planning missions with friends is what made it for me.
I’d recommend it if you are 2-3-4 and looking to have PVE fun that can last up to 20-30hours depending on what you want to achieve!
I can’t help but laugh at even “trying” to claim this pile of trash has 10 million players. 10 million registered accounts, with many having been through “free weekend” promotions? That doesn’t equate to 10 million active players, which is what the wording is obviously trying to imply.
Ubisoft threaten to pull their advertising or something? This article just reeks of marketing BS.
Well its a good open world mercenary simulator but thats that. I dont see how this is worse than division, destiny, cod or rainbow six siege
How can these generic Lazysoft titles be so successful? I would really like to know.
What? In what way is Jim Sterling a clickbait YouTuber?
No surprise you like jimbo sterling, I stopped bothering when you could separate his wife’s feminism from his job and couldnt stop playing shovelware for views.
big maps, means you get your moneys worth.
Its an open world mercenary game with coop like mgs v with coop.
Generic? Sure but it had alot of stuff into it.
If you didnt figure out that generic games sell, i dont know what you have been doing the last few years just look at the sales for cod, assassin creed, rainbow six siege, battlefield, etc etc. Meanwhile prey flopped as did sleeping dogs.
who cares about mp on this game?