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Ghost Recon Comes To Facebook
"Finally, a gamer’s game on Facebook," Ubisoft claims. Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Commander is said to appeal to both casual and hardcore social game players.
The game is due out this spring and is being developed by Loot Drop, a studio co-founded by noted developers John Romero and Brenda Garno Brathwaite. This Facebook game also allows players to unlock exclusive items and bonuses for Ghost Recon: Future Soldier
Below are some of the features you can expect as well as a trailer.
• Gamer on the Go: Players have the ability to pick up where they left off in Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Commander; it doesn’t matter if they’ve been away from the game for a day or for an hour, time is not a constraint.
• Customization: Ghosts can be upgraded and customized with state-of-the-art weaponry, armor and near-future gadgets.
• Asynchronous Co-op: Players will be able to have friends join them on missions or offer themselves up as a mercenary for hire.
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