Look, we all know that a beta is not going to function as deftly as the full release. When you jump into an unfinished version of a game, you can expect all kinds of weird glitches and bugs to happen, and in some ways, that’s part of the charm. The appeal of seeing a game taking the last few wobbly …

We sat down with Executive Producer Nouredine Abboud to talk a little more about how Ghost Recon: Breakpoint plans on building on from what Wildlands established.

Making a game and then slyly using heavier themes to market said product means that Ubisoft can and should be criticised for their PR sleight of hand, because this is a company that knows all too well what will sell and how they’ll push it out so that all eyeballs will be focused on their product. Nobody knows this more than the Ubi-Boss himself, Yves Guillemot.

It’s kind of a battle royale? But also not a battle royale? Whatever you want to call it, I’d be lying if I said it doesn’t look super cool. Ubisoft has earned a reputation for being incredibly supportive of the games following a rather disappointing initial release. While Ghost Recon: Wildlands was received with a, “Yeah, it’s alright” response from …

For all the fun that we throw towards America and their WILD society, it’s hard to deny that we have a lot of love for the regular people across the pond. They’ve got a national pride that cannot be measured, they’re actually a friendly lot whose confidence is inspiring and they’re responsible for 97% of every inspiring speech in movies today. So with that in mind, here’s a look at several games from years past, that made me want to pump my fist into the air and yell America hell yeah!

Last night, a bit of information from Ubisoft themselves leaked this evening’s reveal of Ghost Recon: Breakpoint, the newest game in the series that features Tom Clancy’s name, but has nothing to do with him whatsoever. Now that the reveal has come and gone, we know that Ghost Recon Breakpoint is not only a very real game, but we also know when it’ll be out.

If you were perusing Ubisoft’s online store earlier this week, you might have spotted a game that probably wasn’t supposed to be revealed yet. Ghost Recon Breakpoint is the name of the title, and it’s apparently getting a release during the silly season. It’ll be out on October for the usual platform suspects, PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

If there’s any single mega games publisher and developer who’s been able to stretch the longevity of its retail, non-subscription games beyond the usual lifecycle, it’s Ubisoft. Sure, Rockstar’s kept GTA V going far longer than any single game should, but there are many Ubisoft games that still draw in millions of players – and it’s all because the company continues to supports its games.