The turning point in Ghost Recon: Future Soldier comes two missions in, when your squad starts using active camouflage . Active camouflage! In a Tom Clancy game! I mean, granted, it's not great active camouflage – your men aren't invisible so much as they look like they're made of glass – but...

The Ghost Recon series has been one of the shooter genre's elite franchises, with an emphasis on squad tactics, near future tech, and effective mechanics. The latest installment is Ghost Recon: Future Soldier, which not only lives up to the previous games, but proves to be one of the best shooters...

A disappointing entry in the Ghost Recon series, Future Soldier is undoubtedly a solid third-person shooter, but sadly it's nothing more and nothing less. Shame.

The Ghosts have always been on the bleeding-edge of military technology, and Future Soldier's new setting transforms the veteran team into the ultimate killing machines. Optical camouflage allows them to move unseen through the battlefields, queuing up synchronised sniper assaults on four targets -...

Strong core gameplay; great guns and gadgets; Sensational multiplayer; Peerless sound design; Dynamic choice between action and stealth..

..; wasted by a narrow-minded campaign that prioritises rail shooting, brainless action and linearity, Lack of matchmaking for campaign co-op and Guerilla Mode, Hilariously dumb storyline and bizarre internal logic

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...

As with many modern shooters, your role as part of a squad does let you in for a fair amount of bossing about from your squadmates -- for much of one level you are basically subservient to a large robotic dog -- and although the maps have much more width than the infamous scripted corridors of Call...