A new trailer for Ghost Recon Wildlands is out this week, following word that players can begin registering for the game’s upcoming beta, featuring a brief tour of the Bolivian countryside while we wait for the Ghost Recon Wildlands beta to begin.
This week’s Ghost Recon Wildlands trailer offers an early look at the people and places we’ll see in Ubisoft’s digital recreation of Bolivia when GRW hits PC and consoles early next year. The clip introduces several ranking members of the Santa Blanca cartel, the antagonists in Ghost Recon Wildlands , along with some of the ways players can choose to dispose of the cartel leaders and their lieutenants. There will be plenty of options to eliminate targets in Ubisoft’s next shooter and we’re pretty sure Ghost Recon Wildlands is going to be one of those games that makes us all a bit happier about the ease with which people can record and share their gameplay in 2016.
Unfortunately, the game’s latest trailer doesn’t include any new information about the upcoming Ghost Recon Wildlands beta. Sign-ups opened this week but we still don’t know when Ubisoft plans to give fans an early look at the game. That said, with the Ghost Recon Wildlands release date now less than three months away, it’s hard to imagine we’ll be waiting much longer to get our hands on the upcoming open-world shooter.
For a closer look at Ghost Recon Wildlands , take a few minutes to watch the new “Mission Briefing” trailer from Ubisoft. Then head down to the comments section and let us know if you’re hoping to take part in the Ghost Recon Wildlands beta when it goes live.
Ghost Recon Wildlands is in development for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. The game is scheduled to debut March 7, 2017.
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