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Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands
Released On: Mar 7, 2017
70
6.5
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Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 66 Critic Reviews
70
56% Positive
37 Reviews
37 Reviews
35% Mixed
23 Reviews
23 Reviews
6% Negative
4 Reviews
4 Reviews
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 66 Critic Reviews
70
56% Positive
37 Reviews
37 Reviews
35% Mixed
23 Reviews
23 Reviews
6% Negative
4 Reviews
4 Reviews
It’s quickly becoming my favorite first-person shooter of the year, thanks to its impressive landscape, captivating storyline and fully customizable characters. The short list of negatives pale in comparison its highlights. All and all, Ghost Recon: Wildlands delivers and should easily be a contender for 2017’s best first-person shooter, if not best game. It’s magnificent, unique, and certainly worth your time.
The new game on Ghost Recon series gives us a huge open world full of natural landscapes and missions to complete, unfortunately a lot of its content falls on the same repetitive formula than similar open world games. Besides that, Ghost Recon returns with a deep weapon personalization system, interesting tactical gameplay and tons of fun, especially when you play it on co-op.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 1,016 User Ratings
6.5
50% Positive
508 Ratings
508 Ratings
25% Mixed
257 Ratings
257 Ratings
25% Negative
251 Ratings
251 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 1,016 User Ratings
6.5
50% Positive
508 Ratings
508 Ratings
25% Mixed
257 Ratings
257 Ratings
25% Negative
251 Ratings
251 Ratings
I have spent so many hours in this game and I want to say that it is beautiful, I love this open world and I am really happy that this game makes me feel like a real ghost.
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Es un juego que deje de lado por unas vestimentas que no me gustaron, cuando lo probé simplemente me maldije por no haberlo jugado antes. Si bien es cierto que se aleja de lo que estábamos acostumbrados creo que es de esos casos que el cambio es muy acertado. Es uno de los mejores juegos que he jugado. Tiene un mapa enorme, lleno de vida y entretenido, no hay zonas vacías como pasa en otros mundos abiertos. Gráficamente no es lo mejor que hay, pero están muy bien.
La historia está muy entretenida, cada villano es único, esto hace que sus personalidades destaquen por igual.
Las misiones si bien a veces pueden repetirse no dejan de ser entretenidas y de dar buenas recompensas.
Hay muchas armas que se pueden personalizar, y esto hace que siempre puedas elegir como poder jugar.
El modo ghost está muy bien, le da otro toque diferente y te hace pensar más en lo que vas a hacer.
La personalización me encantó, bueno es que en anteriores juegos solo podías personalizar el arma.
Los DLC están muy bien, aunque el de Narco Road no es para tomárselo en serio. O sea, no digo que no sea divertido, pero como que no pega, parece más de GTA.
El que sea mundo abierto te permite elegir libremente que quieres hacer primero y a mi eso siempre me gana.
Ahora vamos con los puntos malos:
El modo Tier One no me parece mala idea, pero es muy largo y las recompensas tampoco son la gran cosa, además de que le quita mucho la diversión y la acción ya que los enemigos te matan de un tiro.
El sistema de cajas me parece nefasto, o sea primero es difícil ganar puntos, luego los premios son aleatorios, y por último cuando te toca algo repetido te dan otros tipos de créditos para otras cosas que son todavía más difíciles de conseguir. No me parece justo, creo que deberían devolver las monedas que has gastado, encima ni te dan lo mismo, o sea gastas 400 monedas naranjas y te dan 75 monedas azules. Obviamente todo esto está hecho para que gastes dinero de verdad. Por suerte solo son skins y objetos para la personalización.
En el modo ghost vale que me pongas que si morimos los cuatro se acaba la historia, y otras dificultades, pero que me exijas que vuelva a empezar con el árbol de habilidades, eso me parece un poco desbalanceado. Y más cuando en el DLC de Fallen Ghost si que me pones todas las habilidades al competo, siendo una historia más fácil de completar.
Que por cierto, no sé porque en este DLC no dejan personalizar a tus compañeros.
De los modos multijugador no puedo hablar porque nunca he podido jugar ya que no hay gente en los servidores.
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PlayStation 4
Sure, we’d rather they just remastered GRAW 1 and 2, and this is yet another open-world Ubisoft ’em up. But get over the initial deja vu, and lack of GRAWness, and fire this up with your online mates and you’ll get one of the best co-op games on the PS4. A high quality title but one that we reckon will be forgotten a lot sooner than its predecessors. In the meantime though, Wildlands has its hooks in us.
Ghost Recon Wildlands is all over the place in terms of its quality. Some missions are frustrating, the game is not without its technical and design flaws, and its sandbox action can sometimes be repetitive, ludicrous and over-the-top. On the positive side, the game packs a vast amount of missions to keep you busy, features a magnificent open world, and is simply highly entertaining to play - especially cooperatively. Don't go in expecting perfection, but if you're into shooting, sneaking, and driving, Ghost Recon Wildlands is a lot of fun.
For small groups of gamers that play together often, Ghost Recon Wildlands seems like a no-brainer and some of the most fun I’ve had in a video game this year. For any lone wolves out there, however, it offers a less appealing all-round package. Ubisoft has pieced together yet another sprawling sandpit to explore yet nothing stands out as truly inventive or remarkable and moving between provinces felt like I was checking items off a shopping list instead of spearheading the American the drug war. At a time where open world games are starting to push boundaries and transform the genre, Ghost Recon is almost at danger of being left behind.
Ghost Recon Wildlands is a game that is hurt by its own ambition. Its blend of genres results in a game that tries to do everything, yet excels at nothing. The sheer scope of the world makes it impossible to be filled with interesting details, and Ubisoft manages to make the entire country of Bolivia feel boring. Nothing fits together as well as it should, and it all results in one very disappointing package.
Wildlands is a bad fu.king game -- it completely fails at everything it aspires to be. It's a bad co-op game, it's a bad shooter, it's a bad open-world game, and the writing is terrible. At best, the game is boring. At worst, it's frustrating. I suppose the visuals are worthy of some praise, but you can just look at screenshots for free. I cannot recommend Ghost Recon Wildlands to anyone, unless you're directly related to someone on the development team. If that is the case, by all means, support your family! Everyone else: stay away.
Yeah so nice! We have a lot of fun with my friend going through the story and just starting local wars around hehe
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PlayStation 4
The overall score is based on how much fun I personally had with every component of the game
and the overall experience.
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Gameplay: 7
Graphics: 5
Story: 5
Driving: 4
Missions: 3
Sound and Music: 5
World Design: 3
Total: 4.5
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This is the most Ubisofty game Ubisoft has ever made. Every open world **** is here. Just imagine yourself doing side content for hours with little reward to do some "main" missions that looks like side content as well so you can finally kill the ruler of such district. Now imagine doing this 20 times. This is the game.
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Summary Taking place a few years into the future, Ghost Recon Wildlands empowers players to lead a team of Ghosts, a four-player U.S. Elite Special Operations unit, on a covert mission to destroy the Santa Blanca drug cartel, an underworld force and growing global threat within Ubisoft’s imagining of a beautiful, yet dangerous Bolivia. With hund...
Rated M
for Mature
Platforms:
- PlayStation 4
- PC
- Xbox One
Initial Release Date: Mar 7, 2017
Developer:
- Ubisoft Paris
Publisher: Ubisoft
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