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Ubisoft Shows More Footage On Ghost Recon Breakpoint; Beta Announced

During Ubisoft’s E3 conference this year they gave fans a good look at the upcoming next in-line Ghost Recon series, Breakpoint. Ubisoft showed off two new trailers for the tactical open world game set on Auroa and gave fans a promising look into a future for the game which looks to add tons of content along the way.

Check out the two new trailer for Breakpoint below:

The first trailer gave us a good look at the enemy faction featured in Breakpoint lead by the grizzled elite soldier and former Ghost, Cole D. Walker. Second we were able to receive a look at some intense action and gunplay from the Ghosts as they take out an enemy camp.

Ubisoft also hinted at a lengthy future for the game well-passed it’s initial launch. There are promises of additional content, updates and even a few surprises for years to come after Breakpoint releases.

Ghost Recon Breakpoint is set to release on October 4, 2019 for the PS, Xbox One and PC. Players can register now for the beta which will go live on September 5, 2019.

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