Hello everyone!
If you have ever been to Bolivia Ecuador Peru you'll definitely appreciate this aesthetically because it's really got a nice balance of the kind of small towns, the architecture, the kind of grittiness of it the mountains.
The core gameplay is fantastic and the gunplay, in particular, is really high-level enjoyment. All the weapons feel smooth and responsive and you have a huge variety of guns in this game honestly if you like guns you will be in heaven here because you can customize all your weapons down to each individual parts such as scopes, magazines barrel attachments, you can even paint the gun to suit your outfit or you can paint each individual part to make it look ridiculous whatever you want whether you want realism or silliness. You can go either way you can find new weapons and skill points in the map via medals cases and other Intel sources there's honestly so much out there to find it is just like crazy amounts of content. You're always looking for the next eye and the next weapon medal etc the AI teammates aren't perfect but they're pretty useful mainly due to the sync shot function you can use your drone or binoculars to mark enemies on the map then you can tell up to three of your squad members to shoot when you shoot so in theory after you've leveled up a lot you can take down four enemies simultaneously which is really cool. when you play on the harder difficulties the squadmates are essential because the game gets really tricky and they can heal you and vice versa so they give you another second chance. The drone is also really useful as at all and later on you can add attachments to it like even explosives at some point so you can turn it into a kind of a weapon. It helps you get the lay of the land and it helps you plan your next move and see what's coming when you're going into hostile territory so to destabilize the cartel you have to find intel on the low-level bosses then you work your way through those through the hierarchy and eventually you get to take down the head of security, influence, smuggling, and production and once you've done enough of that you then get a shot to take down the big cheese El sueño.
The game has a variety of vehicles, the cars and bikes handle okay but they could have been sharper and tighter in terms of how they handle. The helicopters and boats of perfect the planes are a real challenge to fly and if you're playing on ghost mode with permadeath i'd advise you to just avoid the planes altogether because the likelihood your crash and die is very high. The enemies are split into the cartel gunmen and you need ad unidad are kind of like a Bolivian group connected to the government are corrupt and they're basically not your friends you've got deal with snipers heavy gunners like vehicles with guns and at the higher levels the enemies are absolutely ruthless and deadly it's more of a realistic game because if you shoot someone in the head they're done there aren't really any bullet sponges on either side one good shot ends a fire and that makes each skirmish pretty tense and enjoyable especially once you go into extreme mode there is also a tier system which comes into play once you max out your characters level basically at that point you start at tier 30 the aim is to get to tier 1 every level you go down the game gets harder the enemies don't appear on the radar various things change to make it more difficult so it's like an organic difficulty slider that makes the game worth playing once you've completed it because it's continually getting harder and harder and you'll keep keep on getting rewards speaking of rewards the game has a lot of bonus content you have special missions throughout the map where you fight the actual predator with the proper music from the film and sound effects and it's really cool you also have a splinter cell mission featuring Sam Fisher and others from the future soldier franchise and Rainbow six siege there is also a mission that ties into the follow-up game Ghost Recon break point and this addition also includes two very large DLCs the first one is called Fallen Ghosts and that takes place after the main campaign basically a guerrilla group of Special Forces fighters have taken control of a region in Bolivia and you and your squad had to go in behind enemy lines and take back the region the enemies use special weapons, high-tech camouflage and aggressive tactics it's very tough and it's incredibly rewarding it's one of the best DLCs I've played there are so many missions in there that really stick in the memory in particular one in like a sniper valley which is just really intense and awesome you know I'd strongly recommend fallen ghosts but only after you've played the main campaign
The other one is called "Narco Road" that sees you infiltrate the cartel via the exotic cars side of the business it's a little bit over the top and features a lot of driving doing crazy jumps in bright painted cars it's a little bit like Fast and the Furious Meets Ghost Recon. The combat is still good and it's hard because you're going solo this time and honestly I quite quite enjoyed it it's silly it's not really in keeping with the Ghost Recon Franchise but it's a bit of like hide relief I guess it's definitely not as good as the main campaign or fallen ghosts but it's still another good addition and the cars are cool and the radio stations actually have some decent music for a change graphically the game is solid in terms of the characters and their animations the environments look excellent and the diverse geographical locations look very good the day/night cycle works well and in general it is very well lit very colorful vibrant and very atmospheric and also gritty in parts of the country the game also has a photo mode you can zoom out quite far you have a few filters you can use you can alter the focal depth you can even change the time of day which really helps it really makes a difference as you can alter the lighting very quickly it's not the best photo mode out there but it's a good one and I've managed to capture some really nice stuff with it I think narco Road is probably the best part of the game for photos because it's very colourful and vibrant and you've got all these really crazy cars and special effects so for photos it kind of adds lots of elements but you in any of the game you can take good shots you just have to kind of have the kind of sense of okay now's the shot because sometimes you do get lost in the combat but it's a good addition.
