[RUMOR] Latest Ghost Recon Use Unreal Engine
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[RUMOR] Latest Ghost Recon Use Unreal Engine


Latest Ghost Recon – Rumors regarding the latest Ghost Recon game recently appeared on the internet where at the shareholder meeting yesterday, Ubisoft as indicating that they were developing the game.

And now, rumors are circulating about the latest Ghost Recon games that are reportedly using the Unreal Engine. Has Ubisoft be starting to leave their company’s default engine?

Latest Ghost Recon Use Unreal Engine?

Return to Unreal Engine

Reporting from Podcast Insider Gaming, Tom Henderson who is a media journalist revealed quite interesting information. The news he got is that this latest game will later use the Unreal Engine.

And interestingly, this is a Ghost Recon game that is predicted to return to its origin with FPS mode where in the last few titles such as Breakpoint, this game chooses the perspective of the third person.

And of course, if this latest game uses Unreal Engine, then it is certain that Ubisoft has left Anvilnext 2.0 which is an engine used by this studio to develop breakpoint and several other games.

Speculation using unreal is very reasonable

Leave the Engine Studio Own
Leave the Engine Studio Own

Tom Henderson explained that the use of Unreal Engine is quite reasonable where in its previous games, it is known that the series uses the Unreal Engine.

This game will use Unreal Engine. I mean, Ghost Recon has been unreal engine in the past, they left him for engine anvil and snowdrop. I don’t know why they make this decision, I don’t know if this can get that feeling back, I think? But this looks like they will use the Unreal Engine 5 at this time, where this is very interesting.

Tom Henderson

He then explained why he thought this latest game would use the Unreal Engine. There are several references on the developer’s LinkedIn profile that indicates that the game uses the engine.

Back to the roots
Back to the roots

Indeed, Ghost Recon 2, which was released in 2004, uses the Unreal Engine 2, and also other Ubisoft games also had time to make the engine before they moved to Snowdrop and Anvil.

Ubisoft itself has not announced anything related to this latest Ghost Recon game. But if indeed the game uses the Unreal Engine, it looks like this studio wants to return to their roots.


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