US EditionUbisoft Quietly Confirms It's Working On A New Ghost Recon Game
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The new game could be released in 2026 and aims for a more tactical and realistic experience. Ubisoft has officially confirmed that it is developing a new game in the Ghost Recon series, putting an end to rumors that had been circulating since last year. The revelation was made during the annual investor and shareholder meeting, where CEO Yves Guillemot explicitly referred to the project as one of the company's next major releases.
Ubisoft has confirmed a major orientation for the upcoming Ghost Recon game: it will be an FPS and will rely heavily on the game-service model. This announcement, revealed at a meeting of shareholders, marks a significant turn for tactical franchise, often associated with the third person. Inspired by giants like Call of Duty, this bold choice risks pushing historical fans and redefining the identity of a mythical series.
Ubisoft CEO Suggests a New Ghost Recon Game Is in Development
At Ubisoft's annual general meeting this month, CEO Yvis Guillemot said the company's slate of upcoming launches included a new Ghost Recon game. Ubisoft has not yet officially revealed a new Ghost Recon title, but is working on several projects across its major franchises.
After several persistent rumors about it, the French giant Ubisoft recently officially announced the resounding return of one of its biggest licenses.
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