The Ghost Recon saga does not live its best moments. Like Ubisoft, which recently delayed Skull and Bones again, the saga came to a head with Breakpoint, the franchise’s latest title that hasn’t won over fans. A title that served as a sequel to Widlands and added RPG-like elements for the first time. However, this was a controversial element, as was the removal of Ghost Recon’s signature AI companions.
So, although the developers tried to keep the title afloat with constant updates over the following months that added various features, the game ended up being a disappointment. Something Ubisoft itself acknowledged, promising that all user and player feedback would be the basis for the next project. Thus, after the maintenance and development of Breakpoint stopped in April 2022, Ubisoft could have a new chapter in its sights.
We wouldn’t have a new Ghost Recon until 2025
A game that wouldn’t arrive until 2025, or at least that’s what said Tom Henderson, renowned insider who on his Twitter account states that the new Ghost Recon is planned for this year. Although it does not specify whether it is a financial year or a calendar year, so the range could be from April 2024, when the 2025 financial year begins for Ubisoft, to December 2025. A long period , we know, but at the moment the game is not announced or officially.
The tempos could coincide, since if the entire team dedicated to Breakpoint transferred to the development of this new game in April 2022, we are talking about three years of development, more than enough for a AAA. Although, of course, there could be delays or never see the light of day, something that seems to be a common trend at Ubisoft lately.
I do not think so. I believe it’s scheduled for around 2025.
—Tom Henderson (@_Tom_Henderson_) January 16, 2023



