New Ghost Recon should have changes that fans have been asking for

 


Game will return to FPS style, with significant graphical improvements and Modern Warfare style

A new Ghost Recon should be released between 2025 and 2026, and Insider Gaming found out some very interesting details about the title. According to journalist Tom Henderson, the game will once again offer a first-person experience, with the aim of being a tactical team shooter, but also taking inspiration from Modern Warfare, Battlefield and Ready Or Not.

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NewsNew Ghost Recon must have changes much requested by fans


Game will return to FPS style, with significant graphical improvements and Modern Warfare style


March 8, 2024 by Thiago Barros


A new Ghost Recon should be released between 2025 and 2026, and Insider Gaming found out some very interesting details about the title. According to journalist Tom Henderson, the game will once again offer a first-person experience, with the aim of being a tactical team shooter, but also taking inspiration from Modern Warfare, Battlefield and Ready Or Not.


The game will be based on a fictional conflict, called the Naiman War, in a hostile country that has witnessed hundreds of thousands of deaths as a result of war crimes. The plot should revolve around the “Ghosts” – your team – infiltrating the war zone to carry out secret missions and locate a traitor.


“The game appears to take heavy inspiration from the Modern Warfare series, with some potentially dark or controversial missions or segments. One mission, for example, has your team almost shooting a man holding a baby – because they thought the baby was a bomb – but they realize it at the last second,” says Henderson.


The new Ghost Recon has not yet been officially announced by Ubisoft, so caution should be taken regarding this information.


Discover the FREE game Hawked!Want to save?PS Plus from MarchFinal Fantasy VII RebirthGhost of Tsushima on PC


NewsNew Ghost Recon must have changes much requested by fans


Game will return to FPS style, with significant graphical improvements and Modern Warfare style


March 8, 2024 by Thiago Barros


A new Ghost Recon should be released between 2025 and 2026, and Insider Gaming found out some very interesting details about the title. According to journalist Tom Henderson, the game will once again offer a first-person experience, with the aim of being a tactical team shooter, but also taking inspiration from Modern Warfare, Battlefield and Ready Or Not.


The game will be based on a fictional conflict, called the Naiman War, in a hostile country that has witnessed hundreds of thousands of deaths as a result of war crimes. The plot should revolve around the “Ghosts” – your team – infiltrating the war zone to carry out secret missions and locate a traitor.


“The game appears to take heavy inspiration from the Modern Warfare series, with some potentially dark or controversial missions or segments. One mission, for example, has your team almost shooting a man holding a baby – because they thought the baby was a bomb – but they realize it at the last second,” says Henderson.


The new Ghost Recon has not yet been officially announced by Ubisoft, so caution should be taken regarding this information.


New Ghost Recon is fundamental for Ubi


A new Ghost Recon, two Far Cry, two Assassin’s Creed and a Splinter Cell. Ubisoft's roadmap for 2025 and 2026 looks like this, according to Inside Ubisoft, published by the same reporter. According to him, the company is very focused on doing great work with these games, from such acclaimed franchises, to win over fans and obtain better financial results than some recent bets – such as Avatar and the new Prince of Persia.

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