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Name: Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands
Release date: March 7, 2017
Platforms: PC, XONE, PS4
Genre: Action adventure, Tactics

Description

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands is an action-adventure coop game developed by Ubisoft Paris. It is set in Bolivia when players are a member of a task force sent out to destroy the local drug cartels. The main enemy is Santa Bianca, representing the most powerful drug cartel in the region.

The game is open world sent on a huge map, with the player playing solo or in co-op with up to three other players. The players have to then complete missions, usually involving creative ways to defeat enemy forts. The players can also use a variety of vehicles, from cars to helicopters.

Recommendation

Ghost Recon: Wildlands's sandbox experience shines best when playing with three friends - you make a plan, try to execute it, fail, and the chaos that ensues makes for a very fun and frantic encounter. Where Wildlands doesn't shine is the repetitive mission design, which can quickly get old, particularly when playing alone. The map of Bolivia is beautiful and vast.

Metacritics Rating: 69 (PC)
Our visitor's rating: N/A
Average playtime: 25-60 h

Our recommendation

If you have friends to play with and like the setting, then this game is recommended.

Description

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands is an action-adventure coop game developed by Ubisoft Paris. It is set in Bolivia when players are a member of a task force sent out to destroy the local drug cartels. The main enemy is Santa Bianca, representing the most powerful drug cartel in the region.

The game is open world sent on a huge map, with the player playing solo or in co-op with up to three other players. The players have to then complete missions, usually involving creative ways to defeat enemy forts. The players can also use a variety of vehicles, from cars to helicopters.

Recommendation

Ghost Recon: Wildlands's sandbox experience shines best when playing with three friends - you make a plan, try to execute it, fail, and the chaos that ensues makes for a very fun and frantic encounter. Where Wildlands doesn't shine is the repetitive mission design, which can quickly get old, particularly when playing alone. The map of Bolivia is beautiful and vast.

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Note: We are only showing paid DLC at this time. Free DLCs will be added at a later date.

Map Expansion DLC

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What does it add?

The Narco Road DLC adds a new, smaller version of the Bolivian map, where you can complete various racing challenges for the narco bosses. You have to create a new character.

Buy this if:

  • You really like driving in Wildlands
  • You want something quite different than usual Wildlands

Key store price: 11.05 $
Traditional store price: 11.24 $
Release date: Apr 25, 2017
Trailer: YouTube

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What does it add?

As in the Narco Road DLC, the Fallen Ghosts DLC adds a new map, but this time it adds new enemy types, new weapons, and new ways to complete the missions. Again, you have to create a new character to play this DLC.

Buy this if:

  • You want more tough, tactical missions with skilled enemies
  • You like the atmosphere of the jungle environment

Key store price: 11.69 $
Traditional store price: 11.24 $
Release date: Jun 6, 2017
Trailer: YouTube

Miscellaneous

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What does it add?

Ghost War Pass DLC gives you access to 6 PvP classes one week early. Otherwise, it doesn't do anything, as of March 2018, all the classes have already been released and are free.

Buy this if:

  • There is no reason to buy this DLC

Usual price: 14.99 $
Release date: Nov 15, 2017

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What does it add?

The Year 2 Pass content, included in the Year 2 Pass, brings you 6 Ghost War classes with one-week early access to those. It also brings you 6 Battle Crates, which are essentially loot boxes that contain various gear and cosmetics. You also get the Splinter Cell pack, a pack of gear inspired by the game Splinter Cell. This includes a weapon, a weapon skin, gloves, two night-vision goggles, and other miscellaneous stuff.

Buy this if:

  • You love Ghost Recon: Wildlands, still play it and enjoy it
  • You like Splinter Cell and want the cool gear from that universe
  • You want access to the ghost classes early

Usual price: 29.99 $
Release date: Apr 10, 2018
Trailer: YouTube
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Platforms: Classic store price: Key store price:
Standard Edition PC, XONE, PS4 17.49 $ 28.98 $
Season Pass Year 1 PC, XONE, PS4 29.99 $ 27.90 $
Year 2 Gold Edition PC, XONE, PS4 27.99 $ N/A
Year 2 Ultimate Edition PC, XONE, PS4 41.99 $ N/A
Year 2 Pass PC, XONE, PS4 22.49 $ 27.99 $

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Note: Last updated: 1 month ago. This feature is being worked on and there may be some inaccuracies.

Classic videogame stores

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17.49 $

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17.50 $

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17.50 $

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28.79 $

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49.99 $

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28.98 $

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30.99 $

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31.34 $

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