Finding yourself in a dead end, locked in by the sea, with a bunch of drones, armed guards, giant bots and above all, elite groups of soldiers calling themselves the “Wolves”, is what you call a “Breakpoint”. It’s a next-level game for those who demand action. I consider it a perfect simulation of war, where a group of all-powerful soldiers crash land on a deadly island where probably every moving thing wants to kill you, except for the overgrown pigs and other animals.

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint is a great way to while away your weekends once you've gotten a good grasp on the mechanics and the environment. I find it annoying that there are no AI teammates in the campaign, vengeful enemies throw away all their tech gadgets and call in reinforcements after they've been given a spot, this is a tricky situation. Breakpoint is hard, it's a game that requires skill and strategy, in between I thought it would be a piece of cake to enter noisy enemy territory after unlocking a few perks, and there I was eating mud.

But it is also possible to challenge stronger enemies if you think like an Elite soldier "A Ghost". This means a smart and quick thinker who can take out level 150 enemies at level 0, but with patience, prone camo and headshots. Choosing one of the four classes is also a matter of discussion, but there is nothing to worry about here, because you can switch to other tactics when necessary.

Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint is a serious platformer, and it’s fair to say that this game has a simple loadout menu to craft your best gear and weapons. The map is huge, and Aurora is no small place. It’s a captured land, and you’re the center of it all; another great thing about Ghost Recon Breakpoint is that the game doesn’t restrict you from entering areas with stronger enemies. You can fly a helicopter onto the roof of a building, take out the guards, and shoot them in the head. To make it even more comprehensive, Breakpoint is a good, relaxing game, but when it gets serious, it gets serious.