
Ghost Recon Frontline Has Been Cancelled By Ubisoft Alongside Two Unannounced Games
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Ubisoft has announced that Ghost Recon Frontline, the massive multiplayer shooter for up to 100 players (split into squads of four), set within the Tom Clancy-verse, has been cancelled, despite only being revealed in October 2021.
The cancellation comes alongside the scrapping of two other unannounced titles, as well as Splinter Cell VR, which Ubisoft attributed to a ‘changing financial environment’ during a financial call (via VGC).
It should perhaps come as no surprise that Ghost Recon Frontline has been binned, given the slew of negative feedback heaped upon the game upon its announcement. The 8-minute gameplay reveal (below) saw players running around collecting loot, shooting rivals, and deploying gadgets on the battlefield. To say it was greeted with disdain is perhaps something of an understatement.
Where this leaves the future of the Ghost Recon series is unknown, but clearly that future no longer lies in Ghost Recon Frontline.