“We just want to thank you for all the love and support you’ve given the game. Over the past two years, we’ve released over 11 updates and supported several unique initiatives. Whether it’s the Ghost Experience, the return of Allied AIs, Special Ops with Sam Fisher, working with R6 Operators on Operation Amber Sky, and finally our “Planting a tree”, we have been working hard to add additional content to Ghost Recon Breakpoint.“
And to remember that “The past four months have seen the release of our latest piece of content: the all-new Operation Motherland mode, tons of new items including iconic 20th Anniversary outfits and Quartz items for Ghost Recon Breakpoint“, in reference to the NFT objects supposed to revive interest and communication around the project, while allowing the publisher to test the blockchain technology in situ.
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The game servers will obviously remain accessible, in the same way as those of Ghost Recon Wildlands, both to experience the adventure solo and to share it in cooperation. Launched in the fall of 2019, the open world overseen by Ubisoft Paris had had a hectic exit, to say the least, stuck between a flat narration and ideas of design considered counterproductive in our test.