Splinter Cell comes to Ghost Recon Wildlands in Special Operation 1

Ghost Recon Wildlands’ first new content for Year 2, Special Operation 1, is launching today (April 10). As part of the content, Splinter Cell is coming to the NarcoState. 

In Special Operation 1, players will be able to play alongside Sam Fisher, who is on a top-secret mission to infiltrate the Santa Cruz Unidad Camp to retrieve top-secret intel.

Fisher will be available for the duration of the new mission and will be voiced by the man himself, Michael Ironside.

Splinter Cell Ghost Recon Wildlands

In addition to the mission with Sam Fisher, Special Operation 1 will add the following as part of the Year 2 pass;

  • New weapons
  • Splinter Cell outfit
  • Sam Fisher Goggles
  • New night vision goggles
  • New Ghost War PvP Class – Echelon
  • New PvP Mode – Sabotage

Ghost Recon Wildlands’ Year 2 content was announced last week, but the inclusion of Splinter Cell is a genuine surprise. 

Given that it’s been five years since the last Splinter Cell title — Blacklist — and E3 is just around the corner, it’s looking likely that we’ll see a new game in the franchise announced.

Ghost Recon Wildlands free weekend

Along with the release of Speical Operation 1 and the free Splinter Cell Ghost Recon Wildlands crossover, Ubisoft has announced a free weekend for the game

From 6pm AEST April 12 through to April 15, Uplay, PS4 and Xbox One players will be able to play Ghost Recon Wildlands free and without having purchased the game. For Steam players, the free weekend starts on April 13 at 3am AEST.

Ubisoft has provided a handy FAQ for anyone interested in the free weekend.

HOW CAN I ACCESS GHOST RECON WILDLANDS FREE WEEKEND?

PlayStation 4 – Find the game on the PSN Store or click the PS4 link above, and click on the “Try free Demo” button located next to “Add to Cart” button. 
Xbox One – Click on the Xbox One link above or check your Games with Gold section. 
PC – Click on the PC link above

 

CAN I PLAY WITH MY FRIENDS DURING THE FREE WEEKEND?

Of course. You can play with anyone who already owns the game or is enjoying the Free Weekend like you are.

WILL MY PROGRESS FROM THE FREE WEEKEND CARRY ON IF I PURCHASE THE FULL GAME?

Absolutely. All of your progress and characters will carry over if you decide to upgrade to the full game.

I REALLY LIKE THE GAME AND I WOULD LIKE TO BUY IT! ARE THERE ANY OFFERS AVAILABLE?

 

If you like the game and want to keep playing after the Free Weekend period is over, you can transfer your progress to the full game. Ghost Recon Wildlands is available up to 67% off on all platforms for a limited time!

I ALREADY DOWNLOADED THE FREE TRIAL FOR GHOST RECON WILDLANDS. CAN I STILL PARTICIPATE IN THE FREE WEEKEND?

Absolutely. The current free trial offer, which gives players full access to the main game until they reach 5 hours of playtime, will be on hiatus during the free weekend but reinstated once the free weekend promotion ends.

I PLAYED THE FREE TRIAL, DO I HAVE TO RELOAD THE GAME TO PLAY TO THE FREE WEEKEND?

No, the trial restrictions will be lifted for the duration of a free weekend from April 12 to April 15. You can pursue your journey without downloading the game again.

Ghost Recon Wildlands is available now.

Leo Stevenson
Leo Stevensonhttps://powerup-gaming.com/
I've been playing games for the past 27 years and have been writing for almost as long. Combining two passions in the way I'm able is a true privilege. PowerUp! is a labour of love and one I am so excited to share.

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