As Ghost Recon Frontline is sure to have some more news regarding release soon, be sure to check back for the latest updates. It’s a free-to-play first-person shooter, and its flagship mode is a battle royale in the style of Call of Duty. Whatever this means for the future of the franchise, we will have to wait and see. Ubisoft today revealed its latest Tom Clancy project, Ghost Recon Frontline. We have decided it is best to postpone the Closed Test for Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Frontline, a message on Twitter begins. Ubisoft was placing Ghost Recon Frontline as the next step for the series. A Ghost Recon Frontline test has been delayed indefinitely as fans continue to voice their displeasure with the recently released battle royale title. While this can seem like good news that they’re taking more time to adjust the title, it doesn’t speak much to those who aren’t interested in the format. Whether it’s the battle royale format or just the free-to-play model in general Ghost Recon Frontline being postponed means they can change what fans are reacting negatively to. Yet, FPS players are simply burnt out from many titles including and pushing for battle royale modes. The 100 player format would take some adjustment like the first-person perspective. Whether it’s from Fortnite, Apex Legends, or Warzone fans will always need to compare. From class-based squads to unique items, there are some unique tools. While the criticism was heavy, there surely were some interesting ideas for Ubisoft’s new Ghost Recon. When Will Ubisoft Test Ghost Recon Frontline? We have an important message regarding Ghost Recon Frontline's Closed Test. The closed test for Ghost Recon Frontline is postponed until further details are revealed. Ubisoft is taking notice and scaling back to reevaluate what they have. Ubisoft announced today that it decided it would be best to postpone the testing period for reasons it did not. Recovering from the initial reveal backlash, the closed test was hopefully going to change some fans minds. The Ghost Recon: Frontline closed testing period has been delayed indefinitely. Announced at the Ghost Recon 20th anniversary, reactions have been harsh on the upcoming game. Tom Clancys Ghost Recon Breakpoint is a military shooter set in a diverse and hostile open world entirely playable solo or in up to four-player co-op. With Ubisoft’s case, the new Ghost Recon Frontline didn’t go over so well. In the free-to-play market, there’s always something to measure up to. Ghost Recon Frontline was revealed yesterday alongside a trailer that has been downvoted to oblivio n on YouTube. Compounded on a brand new battle royale, new titles face daunting challenges. Ghost Recon Frontline will face a challenge in winning fans over when it releases, as backlash is coming from a number of avenues. When it comes after years of genre saturation, fans can feel burnt out. Fortnite made $9 billion for Epic Games in 20, and Activision reported huge revenue growth earlier this year thanks to Call of Duty: Warzone.Creating a brand new title in the FPS market can be tough. This isn’t the first time the company has made a battle royale title either, as it released Hyper Scape just last year.Īs for why Ubisoft would want to make a battle royale game in spite of the player disdain, the explanation might lay in the fact that the leading battle royale titles on the market make a lot of money for their creators. Earlier this year, the publisher revealed Tom Clancy’s XDefiant, a 6v6 shooter that bore a resemblance to Overwatch and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. A small but vocal group of fans are most disappointed that Ubisoft appears to be making every kind of Tom Clancy game - indeed, seems to be inventing new kinds of Tom Clancy games - except Splinter Cell, despite the number of fans asking for a new one.įans also noted in the YouTube comments that this isn’t the first time Ubisoft has chased a gaming trend with the Tom Clancy franchise.
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On the Ghost Recon subreddit, users are asserting that this title will kill all future interest in the series and that Ubisoft has spectacularly failed to meet the community’s demand. If you go to sites like Reddit, the general attitude is still unhappy. The comments on almost every official video are roasting Ubisoft for their decision to make this game, asserting that no one wanted a battle royale game from the company, it will not be able to compete with the rest of the battles royale out there, and that Ubisoft’s decision to make the game may hurt future Tom Clancy titles. The trailer has a huge dislike-to-like ratio, as does Ubisoft’s explainer video. The reaction from gamers so far has been decidedly unamused. Developers Ubisoft Bucharest has promised that the new modes will involve quicker or more casual gameplay, such as arena-based fights. It appears Frontline will have other, non-BR modes in the future.
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