Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands

The Ghost Recon Wildlands Experience

The Ghost Recon series of third-person shooter games with a military character returns to us, but this time with a different approach, as the development team at Ubisoft Paris presents a game that is currently far from futuristic in nature, and this one Time with a war against the drug cartel for the first time in the history of the series, and with the following review we present to you. More about Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands.

The story is about the Santa Blanca Cartel, which controls the state of Bolivia in South America. The cartel controlled the government and its branches through bribery and extortion, and even the special unit Unidad, which the government set up to fight the drug cartel, works for the cartel and with the presence of the opposition force that controls the cartel and the Government fought, the state in complete chaos, with the expansion of the authority of the cartel, which made Bolivia the largest producer of drug cocaine, and the smuggling that reached various countries, including the United States of America, and in the face of the government’s continued concern The situation between the two countries was tense over this crisis.

Engaging Gameplay and Detailed Environment

The final straw was the bombing of the American embassy in the city of “La Paz” and the murder of undercover agent Ricardo Sandoval, which led the government to set up a ghost unit consisting of four soldiers from the state elite to eliminate the cartel from within in a secret operation called Kingslayer that targets El Sueno, the cartel’s violent and fanatical leader. To eliminate the cartel, destroy its four bases by destroying the Production Department, the Smuggling Department, the Security Department, and finally the Persuasion Department and Influence Department. The game’s story is not so superficial and not so deep, as it justifies your actions and actions while giving you a lot of information about the backgrounds of the targets you are going to eliminate or capture. Perhaps the most interesting character is El Sueno, the leader of the cartel.

The game world is huge, beautiful and full of details. The game environment has been carefully designed to reflect to us the poor areas where the common people live, the rich areas where drug gangs live, and the civilization of a country like Bolivia. which has historically been controlled by drug gangs. The environment between the individual provinces is very different. Technically, the development team paid attention to various details. The lighting in the game is excellent and the shadows and other details have been taken care of.

As you move through the different phases of the day, you may encounter rain, see lightning, and hear the sounds of thunder as you move to more realistically represent climate change. Also, you will notice water droplets when driving land vehicles. If you enter a dusty area, you will notice mud forming on the vehicle. The team takes care of the technical aspect from the basics to the details. The luxury is clearly visible here, as the game runs smoothly and stably all the time, even in the most crowded areas with enemies, and the game has no obvious technical errors or detracts from the gaming experience.

Gameplay Mechanics and Mission Variety

As far as the game system is concerned, it is simple and straightforward. You have one button for aiming and another for focusing while shooting, with the ability to switch between first and third person perspectives while shooting. You can give your player a series of commands such as positioning at a specific point or hitting again. The game offers you three ways to fight battles: You can use a drone or binoculars to scout enemy areas and mark them to determine their locations. From here, you can advance the infiltration with light weapons and snipers carrying silencers, using your ability to identify one to three targets to be silently eliminated by your companions, or you can advance. In a tactical way, after identifying the enemies to eliminate them louder, you finally have the option. The third option is to rush directly towards the enemies and throw bullets in all directions.

Extensive Content and Multiplayer Experience

The game offers you a wide range of main missions in the story in which you have El Sueno, from which there are four leaders who run the four previously mentioned foundations and each of these leaders has an assistant, and the assistant has about 4 or 5 different elements working under his command and you have to eliminate all these elements and move on to the leaders. By the time you reach El Sueno, the game has an excellent variety of missions despite the large number of missions. Sometimes you also arrest a member of one of the gangs to interrogate him, and sometimes you prepare an ambush or kill a leader of the Unidad units and blame one of the gangs, causing disputes between the two parties, namely most of the time you have to move. In the game world you collect files that will lead you to your next target or one of its operations.

In addition to the main story missions, you will find side missions that you undertake to support the resistance fighting the cartel. In return, the Resistance offers you its support and you can enter a special menu that allows you to use Resistance support, such as dropping a group of bombs on a group of enemies or sending a team to help you in battles supported, and if you complete the missions and win… For experience you will receive points to further develop your character and your squad. B. acquiring a different set of bombs, each with a purpose that aids infiltration-style or tactical-style play, or by increasing your character’s fitness and damage tolerance. There is also the option to evolve your squad to improve their efficiency and give them more attributes, and you will find a number of weapon bags being revealed. You can be notified of a new weapon or upgrade points being placed at a gang headquarters, and the opposition can contact you at any time to give you an additional, optional mission. The content here is rich and will provide you with many, many hours of gameplay.

The game offers a very different experience than the beta version, but unfortunately driving vehicles has not changed, and it can be said that driving cars and boats is acceptable, but driving bikes and planes is annoying and sometimes disastrous Problem with moving vehicles is also that they do not travel at the required speed and when you enter the new governorate you do not know many of its areas and the “fast travel” option is only available in the areas where this is the case is you know what makes exercise annoying sometimes.

Networking and Cooperative Play

In addition to driving vehicles, the game lacks save points when completing missions. You can run a mission that requires you to switch back and forth between rescuing a hostage and then delivering them to a supposedly safe area, then complete another task within the same mission. But if you die (fall twice in battle), you can complete the entire mission again. This was annoying from the start, especially during long missions, and it’s strange that the development team didn’t add this feature.

Now let’s talk about network gaming, which adds another dimension to the experience. In single player mode you have a limited number of commands for your team, but when you play on the network and share the experience with other players, it is possible to delve deeper into the tactical and silent direction of the game by using his Comrades talk and agree on the next step and the next goals. You will remove these. It can be said that the Wildlands version is specifically designed to integrate into the collective experience and offer you more options to carry out your operations. The content is the same, but the experience, as previously mentioned, differs in terms of the skills available to you.

Completing the story missions alone is not an easy task. To reach the character El Sueno, you need to destroy at least two parts of the cartel, which will take you about 10 to 15 hours. To complete the entire cartel and get the second end of the story you will need approximately 20 to 25 hours, not counting the optional missions and missions. Side effects you can do at any time and don’t forget the files, codes, weapons and development points you can collect. The content is very extensive and there is no doubt that you will have much more than 30 hours of play time. Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands offers you a huge world full of options with excellent variety that makes it… The game is a fun experience in online mode.