After a long and uncertain wait, Ubisoft has finally given a positive signal regarding the continuation of one of its flagship franchises, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon. This confirmation came directly from company officials, bringing a breath of fresh air to a community that was worried about the fate of this series after the last entry was less than desirable.
Strong Signals from Ubisoft Executives
According to the report Gaming BibleUbisoft CEO Yves Guillemot indirectly confirmed the existence of a new Ghost Recon game at an internal meeting with shareholders. He stated that the company will focus on its upcoming big game launches, specifically mentioning "The Division and Ghost Recon."
This statement was reinforced by CFO, Frederick Duguet, who added that Ghost Recon is an important example for games in this genre. first-person-shooter they are. Although not a major announcement, these statements from two of the most influential people at Ubisoft are enough to ensure that the Ghost Recon series is not dead.
Looking Back at Ghost Recon's Journey
The Ghost Recon series has a long history and a special place in the hearts of gamers. Started back in 2001, the series is known as gameplay It's solidly tactical and full of strategy. Many would agree that titles like Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfare and Future Soldier is the culmination of the series, offering an exciting and challenging gaming experience.
Unfortunately, the final title, Ghost Recon: Breakpoint which was released in 2019, was poorly received. The game launched with many technical issues and bug which is annoying. In addition, the conversion of the tactical shooter genre into a looter shooter with RPG elements left many loyal players feeling disappointed and worried about the future of the franchise.
Nevertheless, the Ghost Recon series still has loyal fans. The good news is, Ubisoft has made tons of improvements to the series. Ghost Recon: Breakpoint so that the game can be enjoyed as a true Ghost Recon game even though it took more than three years to do so.
Please be patient, this is not an official announcement
It's important to remember that this is an early confirmation, not an official game announcement. So, don't expect to see gameplay trailer or a release date in the near future. It's possible that the project is still in the very early stages of development, or even just entering production.
The information we have today is more of an affirmation from Ubisoft that they heard the voice of the community and will not abandon the Ghost Recon series. It's a positive first step, but there's still a long way to go for the new game.
The Future of the Series and Players' Expectations
With this confirmation, players' hopes are now growing again. Many want the next Ghost Recon game to return to its roots, focusing on strong tactical elements, a compelling story, and of course, a smoother launch with no technical drama.
Community expects Ubisoft to learn from mistakes Breakpoint and was able to craft a game that was not only modern, but also honored the legacy that the Ghost Recon series has built for more than two decades. Now, the ball is in Ubisoft's court to prove that they can return the series to its former glory.
