Ubisoft has recently revealed some details on how they were able to develop Ghost Recon Wildlands. It seems that they spent a lot of time in Bolivia visiting and closely surveying all the areas and environment that they finally integrated in the video game. This is the reason why gamers can feel and sense that the environment of the game is real and authentic.

A Player Will Feel As If He Is Actually There

A player who uses a helicopter flying over the vastness of Bolivia in Ghost Recon Wildlands may feel that he is actually in the place thanks to the extensive effort that the game development team has performed. The video game that they built is the biggest yet for Ubisoft Paris. As the player surveys the video game's landscape, the reason why the game developer chose Bolivia will become obvious.

It is a perfect setting for a video game with its coca-plant industry, suggesting a clear reference to the drug cartel. The area also offers a vast and beautiful landscape that provides the right setting and conditions that a video game such as Ghost Recon Wildlands requires. There is no other place on earth offering these right combinations.

The Game Developers Surveyed Bolivia And Took Photos And Videos

With the work that its game developers have done on Ghost Recon Wildlands, Ubisoft has confidently confirmed that when players explore the environment of the game, they will encounter a real and authentic Bolivia. Apparently, the game developers visited and surveyed Bolivia for weeks, taking photos, video and talking to the locals.

Benoit Martinez, the technical and art director at Ubisoft Paris as well as the lead artist of Ghost Recon Wildlands said that they have chosen Bolivia since it perfectly matches the Tom Clancy game. "We know where it is, but not everyone's been there," he said. Apparently, that gave them much opportunity to create an environment that allows gamers to discover Bolivia and its culture.