In case you didn’t know, there’s a Ghost Recon: Breakpoint beta happening this weekend. Many of you already have keys, which can then be used to grant access to your mates. If you’re one of the many who don’t have keys yet through, we’ve got you sorted.

For Ghost Recon Breakpoint, Ubisoft is dropping players onto the fictional island of Auroa, a sandbox checklist of various locations that are perfect for a squad of hairy black ops soldiers to engage in a bit of the ol’ Rambo LARP. You’ve got rainforests, snowy mountains and even a freakin’ volcano to navigate around. Pretty diverse terrain, which happens to be populated with killer attack drones that have zero empathy and ethical safeguards thanks to inventor Jace Skell not having to worry about pesky government regulations.

The Ghost Recon Wildlands documentary on the Bolivian drug industry has finally been complete, and features more drug traffickers and law enforcers than you can shake a rusty hypodermic needle at.

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.

Besides getting hands on time with Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands, Matty also had the opportunity to talk its Creative Director, Eric Couzian. He asked about the structure of the narrative, why Bolivia in particular was chosen as the playground for the game, and more.

Ubisoft's latest shooter, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands, is just a few short weeks away from launch. Matty got to play the game a few weeks earlier however. Here are his impressions.

Ghost Recon: Wildlands is opening up to beta soon, so get briefed on your Bolivian mission right here.

Ubisoft's Ghost Recon Wildlands has shown off its stealthier side and it looks pretty convincing.