Like most people, I love open world gaming where you can go almost anywhere and do anything, in any order that you choose. Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands takes that concept to the extreme, practically giving players the entire country of Bolivia as their sandbox warzone.

Ghost Recon: Wildland Breaks New Ground

Note: This review is based on the PS4 Pro version and might not look, sound, and perform the same on other consoles or PC.

Very realistic Graphics and sound quality; Character, weapons, and gear customization; Extremely large map size with tons of main story and side quests to complete; Well done bullet physics and weapon handling; Interesting story and memorable bosses; Very enjoyable with friends

AI Teammates not always performing as they should; Enemy AI hit and miss on their intelligence and realistic behavior; Poorly done vehicle controls and handling

The game is announced as a full game with the year pass, even when the game is downloaded the size is around 54Gb, that makes sense to be full game. Big surprise when I complete a couple of missions and i got a meesage that said "To continue to play and don't lose your progress, buy the full game"...

The massive open world concept has defied all the human limits of RPG incursion. From creating your character to get yourself into the universe of special forces elite and finest team against Drug trafficking, Tom Clancy's franchise went above on this new GR. Just amazing

This game is incredibly fun with friends as there is an almost unlimited number of missions to do in a completely open world map. The graphics of the game are crazy good and the gameplay is fairly realistic.

I can say more but I'll just say you should play this game. Delivery is quick,so i got it before estimated time thank u sanpdeal.

Ghost Recon: Wildlands can provide countless hours of thrilling sandbox shooter gameplay, but co-op is needed to make the most of it. Its massive, numerous and diverse locales are often gorgeous to behold, and navigating them tactfully with a good co-op team is a blast.

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands is now out, and it seems to be is quite fashionable at the moment for some to dislike Ubisoft. I've read a lot of people calling them unimaginative and a company who just keep churning out the same type of games.

Whilst playing Ubisoft Paris' Ghost Recon Wildlands , I found it impossible not to consider its context. I'm not referring to the recent controversy between the Bolivian and French governments regarding its setting, but rather the spate of open-world games we've seen released over the last few years...