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After a rather disappointing familiarization, I really enjoyed Breakpoint in Single Player. 350 hours of playtime.Graphically a masterpieceAfter a rather disappointing familiarization, I really enjoyed Breakpoint in Single Player. 350 hours of playtime.Graphically a masterpiece by Ubisoft. The huge map promises some variety in terms of terrain and the day and night rhythm really creates atmosphere. The game should be played in unguided mode on hard, then it feels very immersive and is big challenge and forces you to use the many different classes and their diffrent advantages.Biggest criticism:Ubisoft had to release quite a few patches before the game really became a serious competitor to its predecessors.If you want to play it, be sure to buy the Year One Edition.

A bit rough around the edges but actually a very fun and engaging sandbox, worth a shot if you think it would be your type of game.

I’m giving this game the least I can give it due to it REQUIRING an internet signal constantly just to play and it will keep kicking you ifI’m giving this game the least I can give it due to it REQUIRING an internet signal constantly just to play and it will keep kicking you if that drops even a little! I have spoken.

At its best, Ghost Recon Breakpoint is a taut and tactical shooter that works brilliantly in co-op and is genuinely enjoyable to play but at its heart this is just another sandbox shooter and one that doesn't meet the technical standards we're used to from Ubisoft.

Compared to its predecessor, Ghost Recon: Breakpoint offers mainly more possibilities for creating fun and exciting momens with friends. The flaws and bugs are offset by Ubisoft’s promise to continuously deliver new content for Breakpoint over the next few years. The French company has demonstrated with Rainbow Six Siege and Ghost Recon: Wildlands that they are committed to supporting their games for a long time, so there is a good chance that Breakpoint can play a lot better on your own in a year.

I would recommend ‘Breakpoint’ to gamers but not just yet. ‘Breakpoint’ has a lot of potential but still just needs a bit more tweaking before it’s perfect. That said, it is still very enjoyable for anyone who loves a story driven game with a deep back-story as its foundation.

Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Breakpoint is an exciting game. It knows what it wants to do. It wants to give players options, it wants them to feel unshackled by design decisions that offer to gently nudge them in a direction or possibility. It wants to give a platform to four friends to cause chaos in a variety of scenarios. Breakpoint is a freeing game and it has its flaws. But, above anything, it is fun.

Ghost Recon Breakpoint looks like a different game on PC thanks to higher resolution, nicer visual effects and the chance to get a 60 fps gameplay that dramatically improves the overall experience.

Breakpoint offers initial fun following Ubisoft's open-world structure as gospel, but a lack of variety and conflicting pieces leave it devoid of personality.

Breakpoint offers initial fun following Ubisoft's open-world structure as gospel, but a lack of variety and conflicting pieces leave it devoid of personality.

A macrotransaction storefront disguised as a bug-ridden game. If it was free to play, fine. But for 60 bugs it's pretty much a rip-off.

In the end, Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Breakpoint never finds its groove. There are so many different things to do that you would think that there’s something in this game for everybody, but that’s not really the case. Instead, most things just feel pointless or function as a distraction from its core gameplay, which is already a composite of disparate elements. In a way, Ghost Recon: Breakpoint is like listening to rock, jazz, and reggae, only you’re doing all these things at the same time, none of the albums are that good to begin with, and the end result is a confusing cacophony of noise that is far less than the sum of its parts. You’d be better off participating in a more focused experience.

Ghost Recon Breakpoint is a game crying out to be more straightforward, more-focused, but instead it’s added one more wafer thin gameplay mechanic after another, flying in the face of common sense, and now its bloated frame has exploded because it simply can not hold all that mess in and still function. A dull, frustrating misfire.

Its a good Game, i like it and i dont agree with the hate train.Sorry for my Bad english i wanna write more but my english is Not good enough.

Bugs, bugs and more bugs. Hang off from getting until at least some of the game crashing bugs are resolved. Also game is micro transactionBugs, bugs and more bugs. Hang off from getting until at least some of the game crashing bugs are resolved. Also game is micro transaction heavy and has badly implemented RPG mechanisms.

Game is good, most reviews are hating on It for the microtransactions ( which it does have alot.) But the game is solid with tons ofGame is good, most reviews are hating on It for the microtransactions ( which it does have alot.) But the game is solid with tons of activities to do. The loot system is good. I've enjoyed my time so far with it. It's definitely a improvement over wildlands and I still have not got to the raid yet.

Ghost Recon Breakpoint is an enormously ambitious game that is more varied and engaging than its predecessor, with a story that had us invested and a despicable villain to hate. Unfortunately, the excellent third-person shooting is often overshadowed by finicky cover mechanics and bugs. It’s still worth playing, but it will probably be a more enjoyable experience after Ubisoft has time to smooth out some of the more broken parts.

I really wanted to like Breakpoint. Ubisoft has a habit of making mediocre games – Assassin’s Creed, Watch Dogs – really shine with a sequel, but this is a significant step back. I would rather play Anthem – at least traversal doesn’t make me want to put my head through a window in that game.

Half-hearted game that makes a low-effort attempt at a Ghost Recon title. Save your money. Riddled with bugs, MTX and pay-to-win. Don't doHalf-hearted game that makes a low-effort attempt at a Ghost Recon title. Save your money. Riddled with bugs, MTX and pay-to-win. Don't do what I did and get the ultimate edition, huge mistake. Wait for a deep, DEEP sale on this title...if it ever happens.The first 30 minutes of the game are the best it's going to get.

Looting for better gear is a trend that’s taken over gaming, but it’s never seemed as unnecessary and as cynical as it does in Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint. Turning the game into an amalgamation of Wildlands and The Division, Breakpoint’s gear system ruins any immersion you may have felt in pretending to be an elite spec ops soldier. If that was the game’s only issue, it might have still been salvageable, but its predictable story, graphical infidelity, and obnoxious open world make this a failed experiment at marrying two or three different properties from the same publisher.

Not as good as Ghost Recon Wildlands, Ubisoft Paris' follow-up has a few new ideas up its sleeve, but is ultimately lacking. Sadly, Ghost Recon Breakpoint feels like it's been hastily gaffer taped together, then kicked out of the door, bugs and all.

Monetized to hell and back. Not only cosmetics, but guns, skill points, gear, battle pass, battle pass ranks... You can almost literallyMonetized to hell and back. Not only cosmetics, but guns, skill points, gear, battle pass, battle pass ranks... You can almost literally complete the game with your wallet with these "Time Savers" as they call it.This is what you get when you build a microtransaction store and build a game around it as advertisement: A game build to cater to all Ubi players. It has elements from Assassins Creed, Far Cry, The Division and Wildlands, yet doesn't do any of it right. It doesn't meet up to the quality standards of Wildlands, the animations are mediocre (except for the main villain, that's where the entire budget went) and the gameplay is meh. The UI is overloaded with animations and is so difficult to navigate it's frustrating.My advice: Stick with Wildlands until you can get this for max 10-20 bucks.

When Ghost Recon Breakpoint is working as intended, it’s a great game. I hope the visual and audio glitches are fixed over time as this is one of many constantly evolving games on the market right now. Things like the Sniper Rifles will need to be better balanced for multiplayer and upcoming DLC will likely add to the great story as gamers grind out their Year One Pass. After many hours with Breakpoint, I can safely say I’m looking forward to what’s coming next.

The authenticity and the survival, central to the experience, accentuate the urgency of the situations and this oppressive feeling of being the prey, and no longer the hunter, on Auroa.

Ubisoft clearly wanted to make Breakpoint a mix between The Division and Destiny, but it doesn't really work if you look at the work as a whole. Dusty community hub breaking immersion, idiot AI, bugs of all kinds despite the beta, microtransaction system a little bit abusive, terrible driving vehicles system,tactics non-existent in solo.... However, the game also has some good aspects, especially with its brilliant main actor, its fun multiplayer Ghost War mode and many cooperative possibilities due to the realistic and complete equipment. Definitely Ghost Recon Breakpoint is not a bad game, but it is not what you would call a good game either.