Ubisoft’s next mobile game is Shadowbreak, a sniping experience that the publisher describes as being a “real-time multiplayer sniper shooter” with tactical objectives that unfold across three minute matches as players deploy troops against enemies.

Assassin's Creed may have been a failure as a movie, but that has apparently not stopped Ubisoft from wanting to adapt their video game franchise for the screen. The small screen this time, that is.

The Wildlands do shine here when you stop to smell the coca leaves. Combined with the weather effects and a gameplay narrative that tasks you with actually exploring the country, Ghost Recon: Wildlands is one of the best environments I’ve ever stepped into. And I don’t think I’ll ever get tired of exploring it.

On the surface, Ghost Recon: Wildlands is a standard sandbox shooter to the max. But scratch deeper, and you’ll find an engaging tactical experience that gets by with a little help from your friends.

We’ve got a super Ghost Recon Wildlands hamper that includes a copy of the game on PS4 or Xbox One, plus a bunch more – including one of those gorgeous and grim Fallen Angel Collectibles. And here’s the winner.

Want to be the sneakiest, most lethal operator in Bolivia without being caught? Then you're going to need a decent sniper rifle and a better scope with which to kill your targets. Here's where you can find the viewfinders to turn your favourite gun into a weapon of maximum destruction.

Ghost Recon: Wildlands is out in a few days, and Ubisoft's recommended system requirements call for a beefy set of hardware to run the game to the max.

For Honor's spectacularly unique fighting mechanics are let down by a near broken online infrastructure. And with a weak campaign, it's a detrimental problem.