The next mainline Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon game is moving into internal alpha testing in the coming months. That's according to Insider Gaming, which claimed the shooter, codenamed 'Over' internally, ...

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According to a report on Insider Gaming, Ubisoft’s next Ghost Recon game isn’t having the smoothest of rides in development, with sources claiming Project OVR are “bracing for impact” after a number ...

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Yves Guillemot, CEO of Ubisoft, has revealed during a recent shareholders meeting that the publisher has a new first-person Ghost Recon game in development. That’s according to a report by Stephen ...

A new Ubisoft report details an unexpected reveal of an upcoming Ghost Recon project launch that had not been officially announced. Unfortunately, although this information comes from a Ubisoft ...

An insider has claimed that new "Ghost Recon" game may be releasing sooner than later from Ubisoft. This comes after it was confirmed that Ubisoft is releasing the remake of a much-loved "Assassin's ...

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A brand new Ghost Recon game is reportedly in the works and it may not be as far away as you’d think. Ubisoft’s Ghost Recon franchise has been a staple of the company for decades, initially focusing ...

Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot appears to have confirmed that a new Ghost Recon game is on the way, more than five years since the last entry in the series. Guillemot made the comment during a recent ...

The new Ghost Recon game will reportedly use Unreal Engine. The purported move would mark a major technological shift for Ghost Recon, ending its years-long tradition of leveraging Ubisoft's own tech.