Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Phantoms is a multiplayer third-person tactical shooter video game, released in 2014 as a free-to-play game for Microsoft Windows.[3][4] The game is part of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon series. Contents 1 Gameplay 2 Development 2.1 Wii U version 3 Reception 4 References 5 External links Gameplay[edit] Ghost Recon Phantoms has three classes: Assault, Recon, and Support. It has a team-based gameplay, so each of these classes synergizes with one another. The Assault is played as a suppressor that can charge its way in, the Recon can outflank enemies using a cloak device or snipe by using a scanning device, and the Support can manipulate the battlefield by generating an electronic shield or causing a temporary blackout.[5][6] There are four match types: Private Match, Team Capture, Team Death match, Clan Match and three game modes: Conquest, Onslaught, and Holdout. Development[edit] Ghost Recon Phantoms was previously known as Ghost Recon Online during the beta phase[7] Wii U version[edit] On, Ubisoft announced that its Singapore studio would develop Ghost Recon Online for the latter half of 2011, following an initial closed beta.[8] This game is supported by micro transactions. On, Nintendo announced at the Electronic Entertainment Expo that Ubisoft would release the game for the Wii U.[3] Also, Ubisoft presented trailers and demos for the Wii U version of the game. The Windows version is confirmed to be a free-to-play game, and requires a Uplay account. Whilst not officially confirmed to be a free-to-play model as well for the Wii U as of January 2013[update], Nintendo's president and CEO Satoru Iwata commented in an interview that he has no opposition against this model and is willing to work with it.[9][10] Despite the fact the Wii U version of the game was not presented during either Ubisoft's or Nintendo's conferences at.
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Humble Bundles normally pass me by these days, but this week’s Humble Tom Clancy Bundle, is worth a second look. For whatever fee you fancy you can get Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six, Rainbow Six 3, Rainbow Six Vegas, Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, Ghost Recon and access to the multiplayer beta for Rainbow Six Siege. Pay over the average of .09 (£5.29) however and you also get Rainbow Six Vegas 2, Splinter Cell, and Splinter Cell Conviction. Less Patriot Games, more Pay- What- You- Want Games, eh? Eh? Eh? Finally, if you pay more than (£6.54 you also get Splinter Cell Blacklist and Ghost Recon Future Soldier. That’s almost 11 full games about stubbled men wearing skintight outfits and talking about “going hot”. In many instances they’re really good games, too. Rainbow Six Vegas 2 was at number 41 on our recent Best FPS list, and I’d personally have placed it higher thanks to its Terrorist Hunt mode, its co-op singleplayer, and the ability to simultaneously breach into a room from an abseiling position by swinging through the window. The original Rainbow Six Vegas is an almost identical game, too. Splinter Cell Chaos Theory meanwhile is one of the best stealth games ever made and still the peak of that series, while successor Splinter Cell Conviction is merely solid but, again, worthwhile for its co-op campaign. Yes, you’ll have to redeem all these games through Uplay in order to play them. It’s a nuisance.
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