

The game will reportedly be retold for new audiences. Ubisoft is also working on another Tom Clancy title with the Splinter Cell remake. The spin-off will be a free-to-play title that looks similar to Call of Duty Warzone. The game is a first-person battle royale shooter game. Ubisoft is developing a battle royale spin-off for Ghost Recon.Ī Ghost Recon spin-off is being developed at Ubisoft titled Ghost Recon Frontline. Breakpoint was widely criticized for having a vastly empty open-world environment while fans loved the NPC interactions and factions of Wildlands. Hopefully, Ubisoft would do something similar to what made Wildlands a successful title.

Players also criticized the game for having a feature related to NFTs and called the move a cash grab. Fans have been questioning Ubisoft’s intentions with the series after Breakpoint's release. A new Ghost Recon title, if done well, would do wonders for the company.īreakpoint, the last entry in the Ghost Recon series, was very divisive and wasn’t as well received as 2017's Wildlands. It does make some sense for Ubisoft to lean on its marquee franchises in a bid to turn the company’s future around. However, interest in the beleaguered company hasn’t been warm, with its proposal being "laughed at". The French game developer is also looking for potential mergers or buyers. The developer has canceled games that it thinks players do not want in a bid to cut costs by $200 million over two years. Ubisoft is currently in a downturn with the company reportedly canceling three unannounced titles and delaying Skull and Bones yet again. I believe it's forecasted for 2025 or so. So, take it with a huge pinch of salt as the situation at Ubisoft is a bit volatile at the moment. Ubisoft has not yet announced a new Ghost Recon title and what Henderson shared is just a rumor at best. If it holds true, then the six-year gap between the mainline entries will be the longest in the series. We do not have any details about the upcoming title aside from the planned release window. Tom Henderson revealed that Ubisoft is planning to release the new Ghost Recon title in 2025. A new rumor suggests that Ubisoft is working on a new Ghost Recon title.

A new rumor corroborates the previous information that the developer is working on a new entry for the popular franchise. Ubisoft ended support for Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Breakpoint last year and insiders suggested that the company may start work on a new Ghost Recon title.
