Seeing the full game in action answered these questions, and in a memorable way. VIDEO: Ghost Recon Wildlands Reveal from E3 2015 What does Ghost Recon gain by becoming more like another Ubisoft franchise?

The trailer left with me a lingering question, however: what more could Ubisoft do with an open-world shooting game that it wasn't already doing with Far Cry? Wildland's Bolivian setting and its narrative focus on the country's drug trade aside, this regime seemed covered. In a pleasant case of serendipity, we happened to be right. It was absolutely not a new Watch Dogs, and so we settled on Ghost Recon as the brand attached to the cooperative open-world game that sprawled before us. Could this be a new brand? Probably not after all, Ubisoft is already juggling enough action brands without needing to confuse its stable with another one. Could this be Far Cry? No-the four men on screen were wearing military gear, and recent Far Cry protagonists were certainly not soldiers.

There is a large and attractive open world here, along with both stealth- and action-focused gunplay. Ubisoft's open-world action formula has become easily identifiable: many of the animations, many of the trailers' techniques and camera angles, many of the gameplay hooks are shared between Ubisoft series, so when the first glimpses of Wildlands arrived, the challenge was set. When Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands was first unveiled at Ubisoft's E3 2015 press conference, it initiated a guessing game among GameSpot staff members.

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