Ubisoft executives have revealed that a new Ghost Recon game is in development, and it’s potentially a first-person shooter.
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Part of the investment, he said, will be used for “future development of other major brand names. So we’ve got… Ghost Recon is just one example, for our first-person-shooter-type games.”
Ghost Recon’s most recent entry, Breakpoint, was a commercial and critical disappointment for Ubisoft, prompting it to delay a slate of its biggest games to ensure quality. Another project, the planned live service game Ghost Recon Frontline, was cancelled before launch.
Asked about Guillemot and Duguet’s comments, an Ubisoft spokesperson told Game File: “Ghost Recon is an important and beloved brand for Ubisoft and our players and we look forward to sharing more when the time is right.”
