Well, Breakpoint has it all and furthermore it stays true to Ubisoft’s open-world formula. Whoever says live service games, also says microtransactions, season passes, leveling up, skill points, lootable gear and weapons with rarity, grinding, a lot of side content and a PvP-mode with its own unique take. You can team up with three other players and finding people to play with or joining a party goes very easy, offering a smooth multiplayer experience. It is still a tactical shooter at its core, but the multiplayer experience and ‘looter shooter’ aspects take center stage in here. Indeed, once a beloved singleplayer franchise, Ghost Recon has definitely jumped ship towards the live service games model. But being surrounded by other players, especially in the central hub of the game, the secret hideout Erewhon, should give you an indication about what type of game Breakpoint is. Meeting NPC’s along the way is naturally more than logical. Luckily you’re not left on your own, as you’ll be assisted by various people from the island but also fellow Ghosts who’re basically other players.

Walker, who you might remember from the Wildlands DLC Operation Oracle, and his elite soldiers called the “Wolves”.

With your fellow squad members missing or dead, you’re tasked to uncover what happened on Auroa and take down Sentinel, a PMC that has taken over the the island and is being led by a former Ghost, Cole D. As team leader Nomad, you get stranded on the island after your helicopter gets shot down by a drone attack.

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