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Ubisoft Reveals Next Ghost Recon Game Amidst Series Updates

Ubisoft teases upcoming Ghost Recon game, coupled with updates to previous titles and ongoing support for GTA Online post-GTA 6 launch.

This week in PC gaming, the most significant development is from Ubisoft, which has announced playtests for its upcoming Ghost Recon installment. The new game promises to deliver what Ubisoft calls “credible military storytelling” along with the tactical action the series is known for. Alongside this announcement, Ubisoft is rolling out updates to Ghost Recon Wildlands and has a giveaway for Future Soldier, reaffirming their commitment to the franchise.

In other updates, Lightbulb Crew is keeping the tactics RPG flame alive with a new offering scheduled for September. Ex Sanguis promises a similar experience to their previous game, Othercide, featuring a distinct gothic aesthetic and deep tactical gameplay. A playtest is already live, providing fans with a taste of what’s to come.

Meanwhile, GTA Online remains a priority for Rockstar despite the impending launch of Grand Theft Auto 6. Rockstar had confirmed continued support for the online component, reinforcing the importance of this lucrative part of the franchise. However, details on a new version of GTA Online aren’t forthcoming just yet.

Other notable mentions include the release of Mesa 26.2.0, which introduces significant improvements to Linux and SteamOS graphics drivers. This is a noteworthy update for Linux gaming enthusiasts, particularly those using the Steam Deck or similar systems.

The co-op climber Peak is about to complete its journey with one final update, introducing two challenging biomes as its developers Aggro Crab and Landfall wrap up post-launch support. Elsewhere, Dead by Daylight is implementing a Survivor chat wheel as part of its system debloat after a decade of operation, a move teased during a special Q&A session by Behaviour Interactive.

Lastly, the accessory market for the Steam Deck expands as JSAUX launches Voidjoy, a new controller-focused brand targeting gamers seeking additional customization and accessory options.