Ghost Recon Frontline is a Massive Multiplayer Game With 100-Player Battles

Remember the rumours from earlier today that Ghost Recon Frontline would be a return to the linear style of older Ghost Recon games? Well, forget that, we've got a massive multiplayer game instead!

Ubisoft has now officially revealed Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Frontline, a free-to-play, massive PVP shooter set in the Ghost Recon universe. The game will feature an advanced class system, with each player in a three-person squad choosing different contractors and classes, each offering different abilities and strengths, to keep things tactical. There's an assault class, support class, and scout class, each one basically doing what you'd expect from the name - attack, defence, long-distance, respectively.

Players can also call in tactical reinforcements, including auto-turrets, smoke screen drones, and huge barricades. There's more than one way to win in Ghost Recon: Frontline, and players will have to outthink their opponents in order to grab a victory, collecting intel before heading to a drop zone and calling for extraction. While waiting for extraction, other teams can see your location and attempt to steal your intel - and your win.

It looks and sounds a lot like a battle royale, but Ubisoft isn't calling it a battle royale for the time being. Regardless, you can check out the trailer for the game down below, and sign up for future beta tests on the official website here.

Ghost Recon Frontline is coming to Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC.