Oh?
We are talking about that rare open-world shooter where the map isn't just big — it's alive. Bolivia isn't just terrain, it's a character: dusty ridges soaked in cartel blood, ghost towns echoing with radio static, neon-lit clubs rotting under drug lord rule. And you're dropped right in the middle, not as a hero, but a shadow.

The moment you land, you're not thinking about XP bars or killstreaks. You're thinking about how to get to that lieutenant in a church surrounded by sicarios. You’re planning your angles, syncing your shots with a squad that can feel frighteningly real at times. Solo or co-op, the tension is there. This game respects silence, and rewards patience.

What sets Wildlands apart isn't just the gunplay — though that's tight and satisfying — it's the slow war. You dismantle an empire piece by piece. Each boss has weight. Each intel drop feels earned. And every time you ghost your way through an outpost at 3AM with night vision flickering, it’s a movie you direct.

It’s not perfect — the dialogue stumbles, AI can derp, and some missions repeat — but none of that breaks the core feeling: you’re the hunter, deep in cartel country, carving justice into chaos.

Brutal. Beautiful. Addictive.

Ubisoft broke the multiplayer servers for unleast a month, you can't play with friends or join others. you can't get prestige or lootboxes.

Can't Play co-op with my friends. even though this game was so good.