Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier™ Reviews

Great game held back by Ubisoft's terrible launcher you're forced to use. It's outdated and many features in the game are unplayable because Ubisoft refuses to update the game. I bought the Deluxe Edition and it is impossible to access the content I paid for. Ubisoft doesn't care about scamming their customers. They make no attempt to fix the broken product they're selling. Seriously, how hard is it to bypass the broken redeem screen and just add the missions to the game???

it's an ok modern military cover shooter from an era where those were a thing, somewhat on the harder side, no bullet sponges instead of enemies. Starts to show its age - a lot of UI elements that are flashy in-your-face-mostly-blue blue vomit of on-screen tooltips clearly are only intended to look good in 720p resolution. At the same time, the pc port is so bad that even 10+ years later I've seen dips below 60 on modern hardware. Stil, for a product of it's time I think the game itself is not bad, if you enjoy this type of game. The worst part is the ubi connect app, as usual with ubisoft games. It asks for password on every game launch, requires internet connection for an offline session, is slow even when it works just fine. The launcher alone is the reason for me not to recommend buying this, whatever the discount is. And since I've seen at least three games at this point just flat out deleted from the internet by Ubisoft (two of them are Ghost Recon games by the way), I'm even more hesitant to trust any sort of money to people who want to take it away at any point.

1 hour of gameplay, 14 hours of firearm customization.

One of the greatest Ghost games ever murdered in cold blood by Ubi-ripped off. DLC's you paid for unusable basically just handed them free money as they took away what you paid for. This is the type of crap they should not be allowed to do, this is what makes bad blood when it comes to customers and developers/publishers. Nothing makes us more mad than for you to screw us over and take away what we paid for. If your company fails, its because of stuff like this digging a grave for your own hard built company. Good going Ubi.

Really good game,my only problem is that the controller doesn't work i tried Bluetooth wired dinput xinput but still doesn't work even with ds4 still the same issue really a bummer if anyone got a solution please feel free

All in all, the campaign feels like a mix of Ghost Recon, Splinter Cell, Metal Gear Solid and Call of Duty. If you like these titles, you might get some fun out of this one, but overall, it does play like a pretty average 2010s shooter. Performance-wise it ran well for me, even at 240Hz after tweaking some configuration files (see below a guide for that). No crashes, no issues with uPlay. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2595566953

If you get it for 2 bucks or free, you might want to take the risk and downsides, that come along, playing this game on a modern pc...punkbuster and EagleEye are only 2 of the questionable applications indirectly installed along. Installed game, gave it a try... First time, couldn't activate on Ubisoft Connect, worked on 2nd attempt. When first time ever starting, asks to enter a name/create a profile...crash on confirming the name. Restarted the game's executable in "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Tom Clancy..." with "run as administrator", game started, allowed me, to create a profile (probably mission permission, to create files at the very first attempt) and adjust game- and video-settings, closed game again, just in case. Restarted normal from within Steam, settings and profile were around, started game. First mission really was painfull, after that it became a bit better. Wanted to call it a day after like 7 hours, exited, game claimed to have saved and synched everything and had loaded autosaves before, so i thought, it was fine. Since the files in the "C:\Program Files (x86)\Ubisoft\...\53"-subdir had not changed the timestamp and did contain nothing in "savegame", i was confused. Started the game again, wanting to continue campaign, nothing...had to create new campaign. Didn't even save first part of first mission...uninstalled and tried, to get rid of punkbuster and the other unpleasant comealongs. Went from "0" to "only 4 chapters left" (last cutscene was the bald wolf-tattoo-guy) on "Elite"-difficulty and then it threw away all my progress, just because i was too tired, to finish it at the same day. Game's too boring and struggling at the same time, to even retry/redo it on easy and knowing, what lies ahead, maybe if there'd be a proper remake...for free (it's a joke, unfortunately Ubisoft always is criticised for their greedy ways in publishing games, additional content and ingame content/DLCs...so "free" might only be the way, criminal CEO's there are set, though they shouldn't and maybe they tell their employees/designers/developers: "If you don't like, how we handle and betray our customers, feel free, to leave the company.", else they can't relate to this word.). So i guess, back on Windows 7, where everything worked as asumed, the game - except for its very first mission, which is like an extended tutorial - was pretty alright...but it failed me on more modern operating system and referring to the discussions and rant, i'm not the only one. Also Ubisoft has deactivated the servers and removed - even already bought - DLC-content. At this point, just play one of the "The Division"-games instead, if you need to. This game puts your system at risk...even if you can't get it running properly. Ubisoft has better and more secure products to offer, than this one.

Game is actually nostalgic. still fun even though it's already 2025.

Not only it is a bad Ghost Recon game a merdiocre at best third-person shooter. But Ubisoft closing the online features and making it impossible to play the DLC we paid for is a bad move, but coming from a bunch of morons and incompetents such as Ubisoft it is of no surprise. I wonder when people will go after them or when they will go bankrupt. Honestly, we do not need such a corporation around, if they won't change then this corporation can disappear once and for all. "You do not own the games we pay for" says Ubisoft. I say "you don't own Ubisoft anymore as it just doesn't exist anymore and all the money you had you've got none now", that's what will happen sooner or later and the sooner the better.