Next GHOST RECON Is Reportedly A Story-Driven 4-Player Co-Op Experience Titled BREAKPOINT

As revealed by Reddit user PracticalBrush12, the man responsible for the recent Persona 5 Scramble: The Phantom Strikers leak, the next entry in the long-running Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon game series is not a battle royale title – and it looks like fans of 2017's critically acclaimed GR: Wildlands will be more than happy with the direction that Ubisoft Paris has reportedly taken in the upcoming installment.

According to PracticalBrush12, the game's full title is Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Breakpoint, coming to PS4, Xbox One, and PC on October 4th – which would definitely make sense, as last year's Assassin's Creed: Odyssey launched on October 5th, and we know that the series is taking a break in 2019.

Breakpoint will apparently be a "story-driven 4-player [co-op] experience," akin to what we've seen in Wildlands. While the 2017 game was all about fighting the Santa Blanca cartel, the upcoming entry reportedly sees the Ghosts facing Cole D. Walker – a character played by The Punisher star Jon Bernthal in the recent Wildlands DLC, entitled Operation Oracle. If the Redditior's claims are true, Walker is a rogue agent who killed three members of the Wildlands crew (Holt, Midas, and Waaver), forcing Nomad to establish a brand-new Ghost squad in Auroa – but it's not clear what that place actually is.

Finally, Skell Technology may also play a role in Breakpoint, as the mysterious drone company is supposedly helping Walker with high-end technology used by the Ghosts, Splinter Cell's Sam Fisher in Wildlands' Special Operation 1, and even Team Rainbow, making the actual gameplay more strategic.

Given that the new Ghost Recon will be revealed tomorrow, be sure to take PracticalBrush12's reporting with a grain of salt – as the future of the series will be unveiled May 9th, at 11:30 PDT.

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