The Ubisoft Paris title premieres the raids with a four-player challenge that takes place on a volcanic island.
Ghost Recon: Breakpoint's debut hasn't been as bright as Ubisoft would have liked, but that doesn't mean his video game has lost its support. In fact, the gala company is working to make its new title based on the universe of Tom Clancy resurface. From last November 28 at 9:00 p.m. (Spanish peninsular time), you can already enjoy Project Titan, the first raid that players can experience in the video game.
The raid is designed for four players, so we will have to work as a team and test our skills in order to succeed in an event that, they promise in a press release, is the "most difficult final challenge of the game." Among the challenges we must overcome will be fighting the most powerful drones of Skell Technology, that is, the fearsome Titans.
A volcano erupting and new enemies
Project Titan will take us to the Island of Golem, an unprecedented scenario that is located on the Aurea coast. It is a volcanic island full of sulfur and crowned by a volcano about to erupt. The Red Wolves faction has broken into place and has taken full control, so it has reprogrammed artificial intelligence and designed new types of drones. Faced with this situation, the Ghosts will be forced to look for information that will allow them to take down the drones.
In total, there will be four great enemies: Baal, the Quantum Computer, Gargoyle and Cerberus. They promise a unique design and game mechanics, as well as a challenge for the players. It should be noted that those interested should have a level of equipment greater than 150 if they want to access Project Titan. It will start with normal difficulty and restart weekly with the incorporation of additional challenges. As if that were not enough, in early 2020 new difficulty modes, Easy and Heroic, will be added.
Ghost Recon: Breakpoint is available on PS4, Xbox One and PC. The Google Stadia version will receive Project Titan later, throughout this year 2019.
Source | Ubisoft (via press release)
