Once upon a time, Ubisoft had the market cornered on military and tactical shooters under its Tom Clancy brand. Whether it was a visit to Vegas as a member of Rainbow squad, a one man ninja as a Splinter Cell, or my personal favourite, playing as a solider of the future as the Ghost Squad, If you...

Very tense tactical military action; a fine alternative to the bombast of twitchier shooters like Call of Duty and Battlefield; lots of futuristic toys to play with; superb multiplayer and co-op options; some fun and unobtrusive kinect functionality on the Xbox version; Gunsmith is a great addition;...

Storytelling is a jumbled mess of cliches; some AI problems; pervasiveness of uplay is a little irritating; mediocre voice acting; had to reinstall audio files multiple times on Xbox version

" Ghost Recon Future Soldier " is a very solid game indeed which proves enjoyable from start to finish thanks to some excellent missions, an engaging storyline and a solid multiplayer to boot.

With a lengthy campaign that's almost as good single-player as it is with three friends online, Ghost Recon: Future Soldier is easy to recommend. Throw in a compelling multiplayer that is considerably more objective orientated than anything current on consoles with a timeless horde mode, and there's...

From the searing hot landscape of Africa, to the frosty terrain of Russia, as a member of the Ghosts, you're expected to conduct missions with the utmost stealth. A third person shooter that arms you to the teeth with futuristic (yet, oddly realistic) tech with a gameplay that employs a cover based...

Challenging gameplay; Engaging storyline; Vast weapons modification

Visuals in certain portions look unpolished; No option to save game at any chosen point

Game is a great shooter/squad-based experience. The weapons tech is awesome. Wish the storyline had been better developed because there was a lot that...

All the cool weapon tech

Storyline could have been better developed

In a world where the sweat-drenched jingoism of the Call of Duty, Gears of War and Battlefield franchises reign supreme, Ghost Recon: Future Soldier's relatively po-faced sobriety actually makes for quite a refreshing change.

Ne'er so apt has a quote from Shakespeare been applied to a gaming experience based on the silent, efficient and always brutal methods of dispatching a foe. I can almost picture Tom Clancy in between bouts of licensing off his name for various merchandising endeavours, picking up his Shakespeare...

My favourite Ghost Recon was Island Thunder. I have the fondest memories of being on the original Xbox, on the old XBL, and me and my buddy having huge amounts of laughs everytime we played it.

the game is a good one but sadly has a small number of online players compared to cod or halo.

In 1968, the year of the Tet offensive, Mai Lai Massacre and the turning point in the Vietnam War, General Electric (of M134 Minigun fame) were developing a quadrupedal walking truck for the US military.