Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint (PS4)

Great price and great gameDefinitely value for money and a lot better than what reviews said.Gameplay is just like Wildlands.If you like Wildlands you will like this.

I needed a game I could get stuck into after getting into 'Elite Sniper' during lockdown, which is quite a easy game to master.... Ghost Recon Breakpoint isn't easy to get into... For starters it took 50 minutes to copy to my PS, then took hour to update latest version... Then finally when I thought it was time to play I had to create 'Ubisoft' account, which was fairly easy... Now time to play, or so I thought...it's lots of chat...moves I don't know.. gameplay I don't know... technical stuff I don't know... More option menus than anything I've ever known before.... So, if you are new to this game like I am, then you may struggle. And the major downside is you can't just start your PS4 and play, you have to be connected to the Ubisoft servers, or you can't play. So, in conclusion, I'd say, if you aren't used to these style of games, then you will struggle, but if this is your thing, then I can see how you'd love it. #Update#- I got into this game, and found it quite addictive, and have been playing for many months.... I've know come to a point where I can't go any further in the game unless I buy a pass(£20 to £40), so be warned.

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Bought this game at launch. Horrible mess. Every type of gaming staple was shoehorned into it. Awful.Saw there had been some updates and changes so tried again. My god is it different. Gone are the tiered loot and gear score. No social hub. Gameplay preset of immersive mode actually makes it play like a tactical mil shooter. Stamina, critical injuries etc. HUD isn't littered with icons. There are even options to customise the experience further. AI team mates are back and can be customised and ranked.If you have any mates to co op with even better. They can download the trial version for free and play along indefinitely as long as you are online. Such a great idea.New world states or parameters are awesome. Change things up nicely. From a fun time with Terminators to having half the map covered in a toxic fog from Rainbow 6. The first mission from each new YEAR 1 DLC chapter is free to try too. So a lot of content.It's not perfect but it's the game it should've been from the start. Fingers crossed they don't bury this franchise..

Bought this game for my son, so here is what he thought of it!POSITIVES------------1. The story is realistic.2. The voice acting is fantastic, in particular, Jon Bernthal!!3. Has more features mechanically in gameplay than its predecessor, Ghost Recon Wildlands.4. MASSIVE map size!5. Impressive survival feature and customisable levels of difficulty.NEGATIVES-------------1. Graphically it looks okay, however, when compared to the PC-version the quality is actually poor.2. Terrible enemy A.I.3. Bugs include stability issues and terrain errors.4. The bugs cause you to either get stuck or fall through the map.5. It's not as much FUN as Ghost Recon Wildlands.6. Way too many overpriced micro-transactions that are not necessary.CONCLUSION----------------My son gave the game a thumbs up, but said it was average and not the best.

Good service and good d value

I've played all the way through this - put in tens of hours, got the platinum and I still haven't quite moved on from the odd side mission - so hard to do anything except recommend this as value for money (especially at under £30).However, this is a messy game. It feels like Ubisoft have gone the route of cramming in as much extra stuff as they can without thinking how it fits together. The ranking system is often frustrating, the plant collecting was lost on me until after the game, the classes are too weak to matter, the factions stuff gets in the way. It feels strange to argue against options but when you can finish the game without even realising half of them exist or are necessary, you wonder if the effort was spent in the right place.Which leads to the real negatives - the hub world is annoying, slow and unnecessary. A menu system is quite sufficient. And of course the one most of us came for - no CPU players. I'd be ok with this if the 'drone' replacement was infinite but it pushes the game too much into being a co-op game that I don't like vs a single player. Yes, I did it all on my own but I spent a lot of time running away to clear the alarms.In short - worth the money - can't deny I had a lot of fun. It's not as good as the excellent Wildlands.

So frustrating at first because it's so different and ahead of its time but stick with it, learn how to play it because it's so worth it once you get to grips with it. Absolutely what consoles were designed for, finally the realism most gamers have been waiting for, you get injured you gotta fall back and heal, try running down a slope on loose dirt and you will slip and fall and possibly injure yourself.Far superior to wildlands (which I liked) and graphically awesome too.