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Ubisoft Announces Ghost Recon Wildlands Post-Launch Plans
Five days before the launch of the game, Ubisoft has detailed its post-launch plans for Ghost Recon Wildlands.
As shown in the announcement trailer below, all owners of the game will receive a free post-launch update that adds a PvP game type, which will be a tactical 4v4 combat mode that pits player teams against each other. Meanwhile, the season pass features a variety of content, such as one week early access to two game expansions. Narco Road casts players as double agents working within three different drug cartels to destroy them internally, while Fallen Ghosts has the Ghosts on the run from a group of mercenaries after their helicopter is shot down.
Season pass holders also gain the Unidad Conspiracy missions and Peruvian Connection mission, as well as equipment packs based on the game's three factions, the exclusive Bolivian minibus vehicle, a permanent 5-percent experience boost for their account, and other features.
Check out our impressions of Wildlands after the game's closed beta here.
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