Ubisoft finally released a closed beta version of Tom Clancy’s, Ghost Recon: Wildlands. This brought joy to avid fans who have been waiting for major updates about the game but the beta version comes with a price.

Ghost Recon: Wildlands is a worldwide tactical shooting game. It is similar to other games in line with Tom Clancy’s work but Wildlands has more to offer. During the initial release of the beta version, players will have time to discover Bolivia and explore Itacua. The setting of Itacua is a mountainous province which is ideal for stealth and sniping action.

As stated in their latest interview, everything that is in the video game can be utilized by the players for free. It might come if a form of an equipment, a weapon or even vehicles. The developer of the game and Ubisoft are trying to push the envelope and check if it will benefit both players and producers. On the same week, they’ve also provided the recommended PC specs to play their game.

Ghost Recon: Wildlands, PC Specs

For players to enjoy the latest game of Ubisoft, they should meet these requirements. A processor of Core i5-2400S 2.5 GHz or AMD FX-4320 4 GHz. A spacious RAM of at least 6GB, graphics cards like NVIDIA GeForce GTX660 or they can use AMD R9 270X which is the same and can both properly run the Bolivian setting.

Ghost Recon: Game Key and Game Prices

For some of the fans who can’t purchase the beta version and is willing to wait for the real game to be released, you might want to start saving right now. There were multiple reports already that Ghost Recon: Wildlands is a little bit pricey. For UK players, here are the prices. Amazon £44.99, GAME - £44.99, Tesco - £44.00, Argos - £44.99 and the cheapest, ShopTo - £42.85.