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Play Ghost Recon Wildlands For Free This Weekend, New Update Arriving Very Soon

Ubisoft is releasing a brand-new update for Ghost Recon Wildlands this week along with offering up the full title for free all weekend long. Players can dive into the latest Ghost Recon title for a few days free of charge and will have the option to carry over their progress if the decision is made to purchase the game once the free period is up.

Along with the free weekend announcement also comes a new update. The new Operation Oracle update will introduce returning Wildlands players to two new hostage missions that will be lead by the new Ghost Team Leader, Cole D. Walker. The update is set to hit the game on May 2, 2019.

Check out the update announcement video below:

The free weekend for Ghost Recon Wildlands will run from May 2 to May 5, 2019 and as stated will carry any progress over if the full game is purchased beyond that point. The free version includes the entirety of the game, including online multiplayer and single player campaign mode. You can pick up your copy of the game for the PS4, Xbox One and PC.

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