Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Frontline Announced, Massive PVP Shooter With ‘Epic 100+ Player Battles’

Earlier this year, Ubisoft unveiled Tom Clancy’s XDefiant – “fast-paced firefights meets punk rock mosh pits.” XDefiant bridged the gap between most of Tom Clancy’s beloved game franchises by showcasing playable operators from Splinter Cell, The Division, and more. Today, the next Ghost Recon chapter was announced. Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Frontline is the latest free-to-play team-based shooter to join Ubisoft’s ever-expanding catalog. A deep class system and an extensive array of tactical gadgets/tools enable deep customization and satisfying gameplay – outsmarting enemy teams is the key to victory.  Moreover, Frontline is a massive first-person PVP shooter with “epic 100+ player battles.”

In an emailed press release, Ubisoft detailed some of Frontline’s most essential features. Each class has its own skill paths that players can unlock, so it is possible to experiment with various classes. Coordinating with squadmates on what abilities to prioritize could be the difference between failure and success because Frontline’s massive sandbox  – Drakemoor Island –  is brimming with potential vantage points and ambush spots. Add dynamic weather to the mix and you have a battleground that is vibrant and explorable. The Expedition playlist hosts 100+ players and can be played in three-player teams. This might seem like another battle royale game. Expedition is about accomplishing various tasks scattered across the map, without having to work in a tight circle. You’ll spend your time dodging bullets and doling out damage to enemy squads that are working on completing their assortment of objectives. Keep one step ahead so that you are able to call for extract.

Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Frontline is a live-service game. Every season has a content rollout. New characters, gears, game modes and maps are added to keep players busy. Frontline, a cross-platform game, will be made available for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4. It is also compatible with Xbox Series X (Xbox One), Xbox One, PC, Stadia and Luna. Sadly, a release has not been confirmed, but more information about the game’s mechanics and loop will likely be showcased in the coming months. 

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