Ghost Recon Wildlands: Last Rites hasn’t reinvented the wheel here, but there's enough meat on this expansion’s bones to keep it interesting for its runtime.
The free update adds new customization options and allows Ghost Parameters to be set for other modes, among other features.
After a recent leak, Ubisoft could be preparing to announce 4K/60 FPS support for Ghost Recon Wildlands on current-gen consoles.
There's apparently a new mission called "Last Rites" on the way for Ubisoft's successful 2017 open-world tactical shooter.
Do you love games that let you go wherever the road takes you, and have a whale of a time in the process? These titles do a lot for that kind of a gameplay loop, and remain among our favorites!
Meanwhile, PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers will also get access to a couple of survival horror classics in Dino Crisis and Siren.
These open world games might scratch your Grand Theft Auto itch until GTA 6 comes out.
From fantastic takes to authentic recreations to everything in between, these real-world inspired open world settings stand out in memory.
The past few years have seen some excellent open-world titles on top of the existing classics. Here are some of the very best that you should play.
Ubisoft Paris's open-world shooter was a mess when it launched in 2019, but has seen multiple updates. Is it finally worth picking up?
Other games being added to PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium are Metro Exodus, Trials of Mana, and more.
The open-world tactical shooter is reportedly part of the Ubisoft+ catalogue for the month, according to leaker billbill-kun on Dealabs.
Ghost Recon Wildlands is playable now on PC, consoles, and the cloud. Other titles include Two Point Campus, Shenzen I/O, and more.
Which games best capture the feeling of patience and precision with a sniper rifle? Let's take a look at 15 more such titles.
Tapping at heads with a sniper rifle is one of the biggest satisfactions in games, and here are 15 of the best tools for doing just that.
Want rainfall to have more of an effect than getting your clothes wet? These are the games for you.
The French publisher has enjoyed immense success these past few years.
Ubisoft is once again offering a number of its classics for free on Uplay.
"We understand it has been seen as too big a store and that it was really not appreciated at all," says Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot.
Tons of worlds have been created over the past few years - here are the very best so far.
