Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier

The game is set in 2024 and the main campaign consists of twelve missions.

It starts in Nicaragua where the ghost team Predator attempts to disrupt weapon trafficking in the region.

During the mission the team is killed by a dirty bomb and afterwards a new team called Hunter is sent in to investigate the bomb's source.

The player controls the team of four soldiers through a story that takes them to Bolivia, Zambia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Norway and Russia.

The game is played from third-person perspective but switches to first-person while aiming down the sights.

Enemies can be taken out with guns but also with silent melee attacks.

The soldiers can move around freely in the environment, usually from cover to cover, and have access to adaptive camouflage that renders them invisible when moving slowly and it is enabled or disabled automatically.

Cover can be destroyed and while under attack or shooting the camouflage is removed.

Another part of the equipment is magnetics, a view that makes all metallic objects pop out in the environment.

Before starting a mission the loadout is determined, based on a primary and a secondary weapon, and two items.

Guns can be fully customized in the Gunsmith mode where various attachments and modifications can be applied.

Combinations can also be tested on a firing range before starting a mission.

Other equipment includes sensor grenades, airstrikes, and remote-controlled drones.

The drone provides an aerial view, has its own camouflage and a sonic blast to disorient enemies, and can be used to mark opponents next to using a scope.

One mission features the War Hound, a remote-controlled heavy robot.

Players can prioritize targets using Sync Shot, where up to four can be marked for a synchronized takedown by the

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier for Xbox 360 is currently worth €7.40 loose, and €21.15 factory sealed. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

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