Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Breakpoint

The size of the map and number of objectives in the game.

So much fun playing with friends.

Fast travel points are a godsend to save time.

Bugs that can have you running on the spot or glitches that freeze the game mid mission can frustrate.

Respawning so far away from the action.

Having to wait for new content. Bring it on!

You begin play as Nomad, who is sent to in to investigate some unexplained disturbances on a private island, and after surviving a less than inviting welcome and crash landing, you can see how large the island is through the open world map.

Go in guns blazing might be fun but you will find it hard to survive with all the military contractors and drones around every corner. As with previous Tom Clancy games, going around unnoticed is the best way to survive longer in these hostile locations. Send in a recon drone to mark all the enemies before taking them out and looting the caches to gain higher level weapons and gear, skill points, blueprints, collectables and credits.

There are so many options available to choose from to do on the island from the main missions, side missions and faction missions to keep you busy through all corners of the map. It is definitely more fun to play with friends together throughout the different missions and is a lot more forgiving with the ability to revive if downed in the action. When playing by yourself you are required to start the battle again which can be frustrating depending how far into it you are. Saying that, even when playing with friends, respawning places you very far away from the battle and you have to find your way back to even begin which can be frustrating. There is also the option to match up with other players to play online which is a good help because some battles are near impossible by yourself.

Throughout the missions, each one can lead to a new one and the storylines can be interesting so it is good to sit through the cut scenes with some twists and turns that can lead to some interesting outcomes. There are also PVP options and future raids, which is a good reason to level up your gear score as much as possible in preparation for that. It is not as important for PVP as it is levelled out to be an even playing field.

So collect your higher level gear to take on the stronger bases and enemies, collect and spend your skill points for greater perks and abilities, blueprints for new weapons, and credits to buy more gear, weapons, and vehicles as well as customising your character. There is so much to do throughout the game, it really holds your attention well with the different missions and objectives and is great to play with friends. There are a few bugs that can happen at different stages it does make you wonder who was in charge of testing the game but overall it is a rewarding experience.