Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon® Wildlands Reviews

This probably one of the last good co-op shooters to ever have been released. Seriously, one of the last of the relics of golden age gaming. So many many memories with this amazing game, it's a damn shame they released that dogshit sequel. It's buggy as fuck but compare to the slop Ubisoft is releasing, it's a whole complete game. Hopefully Ubisoft will release an actual sequel and go back to their roots instead of another dogbooty assassins creed game.

The game itself is good, however, despite all these years you guys still haven't fixed the optimization of the game that it keeps crashing and doesn't even let me finish a mission. There are days that the game crashes seven times that I decide to just call it a day and just play another game. The best time I had is when I only experienced a single crash but this shouldn't be happening in the first place. Other AAA games (if you consider yourself one) are running in my PC quite well with minimal issues. For those planning on getting this game, wait for it to be 100% off, just don't buy this game if you have any other options then buy something else.

You dont play this game for ths tory, mor about playing and hanging out with your friends while shooting stuff in an exotic environment, Wildlands offers a huge playground to drive, fly and blow stuff up

This game is fucking unplayable with Ubisoft and Ubisoft Connect. It is god awful and any company that puts their games on one platform, but requires you to use a secondary account should NEVER be bought and played. What a waste.

The game is great, but the stupid Ubisoft requirement for an external launcher is frustrating! Stop being greedy and just launch it from steam like you used to!

Great game to play. Really good story line.

Excellent game. Feels like a slightly more arcade-y OG Delta Force type of game. A spiritual successor of sorts. Fun with friends, or alone.

An "Alright” game for an open world sandbox, a “Decent” game for the franchise Being a military deployed to fight in a desert like those generic American hero movies (most of the times) feels cool. This game does that absolutely great. With 93 hours in the game, the Bolivia town still feels alive because how the game was designed. Seeing civilians living their life, enemies patrol, and even a random event that happens randomly along the roads. With all this you can freely roam around the map finding new things like a sandbox. It’s filled with different biomes like jungles, mountains, and desert. which you can freely explore and strategize your attack in various ways. Hit-and-run, sniping, stealth, you call it. Due to the game with large amount of biome variety, it came with an enormous sized map and a lot of contents to do in the game. With over 20+ bosses around the map with around 4-5 missions each one. Each boss doesn’t feel exactly like a memorable villain to me like in Far Cry series. They do have personality to each other in each of their cut-scenes but most of them seem to serve more of a sense of progression. That feeling when I have beaten all the small bouchons and finally get the bigger one is pretty satisfying. Like most video games, when there’s a boss, there’s their grunts. There are standard enemies, one with bigger health pool, and a long range with small health pool. Most of the time it’s other obstacles that were around them like an alarm or a jammer. Which really tickles my imagination thinking of how I would approach them. It’s like playing with the same action figures but each time you came up with different scenarios. You might start with just stealth all the way to the mission because you wanted to play it safe and still feel cool like Sam Fisher (which appears in the game at some point). But once you know what to do, all-gun ho is crazy and fun experience to have, like an “American hero movie”. This game gets tiring at one point with how big the map actually is. You do have vehicles to travel around ranging from bikes to a literal missile chopper. But travelling across a province just to reach a mission, even with the fast-traveling system, is just absolutely time consuming, especially when trying get that 100% of game progression. More over, the missions feel somewhat repetitive once you have finished some of them. It’s either clip someone, interrogate, or just blow things up with a little detail to each mission to know that they are different. With how sandbox the game can be, differing your approach to each mission, it does make up for that boring feeling of the game but that kind of just it. I would say, as much as contents this game has and the possibility on how you can take on the game, it does feels “meh” at some point. Is it a good game? Well, yes, it is. But is it the best? Not really. You would need time and a little bit of commitment to actually beat the game. Comparing this with their old games of this franchise, it does feel underwhelming with how epic or cool those were. It could be due to the old ones being a linear game instead of an open world unlike this one, which means they can go wild with story and cutscenes. But it just kind of gives me that feeling of like “it could’ve been better” but I can’t get it out of my mouth.

Game is great but there is a problem many PC players have where the game takes a good 2-5 minutes to start. It will stay at the splash screen for awhile before starting. I love this game but I want to make sure a developer reads this since it seems like they still respond to reviews. This issue needs to be addressed because I've seen many people online with this issue but little to no solutions.

LOVE this game. It is by far Ubi's best game ever. It is getting a bad review because I cannot play the game I bought on Steam because it connects through Ubi's launcher which is currently down. Mother fn ridiculous that this is STILL a thing. NOBODY wants to use your stupid fn launcher Ubi. Not one person. That company cannot go bankrupt quick enough.