The closed beta in Europe for Tom Clancys Ghost Recon Frontline is scheduled to begin. Other regions and platforms are likely to be added later - PlayStation 5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Stadia, and Luna are also listed on the site - so non-Europeans can still sign up for updates. You can register now to be one of the first to finish the game. However, those in Europe can sign up for the upcoming PC beta on the game’s website.
As such, Ubi says that gun handling and movement have been reworked to feel as fluid as possible from the new POV.įrontline is in early development, so there’s no word on a release date at this time. Just make sure you have your Ubisoft, Facebook, PSN, and Xbox Live accounts ready. Join in on the action by signing up for the beta, which you can do on the Ghost Recon website. These three classes will be available at launch, with more to be added in the future.īeyond the massive scale, Frontline is shaking up the Ghost Recon formula in a major way: it’s played in first-person, as opposed to the third-person perspective of previous games in the series. Good news, Ubisoft has announced beta registration for the incoming Ghost Recon: Wildlands on PS4, Xbox One, and PC, available now. Support can protect the squad with defensive fortifications, and Scouts recon the area to reveal enemy soldiers. Ghost Recon: Frontline is meant to be a new take on the battle-royale genre, offering players multiple ways to win a match, structure their approach and overall present something other than just. Assault excels in close range and is generally suited to offensive maneuvers. However, Ubisoft has delayed the testing for an unknown reason, though many have. Frontline appears to be a Ghost Recon title in name alone, as the co-op open-world tactical shooting of Wildlands and Breakpoint two games Ubisoft Bucharest worked on previously have been.
Frontline features multiple classes to choose from. Ghost Recon Frontline was supposed to start its first Closed Beta test today for the next week (October 14th-21st). Other beta news is here, and most of it is notably less abrupt (abrupt is a fun word I will not explain myself): Embers Adrift is holding an alpha test this weekend, and if you’re curious about how the game is holding up after all the changes, the answer in testing form will set you back a cool fiddy dollar.
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