The Predator is back. Not in its own game, mind you, but in Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands through a partnership between Ubisoft and FoxNext Games.
Starting today, Ghost Recon Wildlands players will be able to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the original movie with plenty of free content that will be available for a limited only.
Nouredine Abboud, Senior Producer at Ubisoft, said in the press release:
At Ubisoft Paris, we have been fans of the Predator movie for a long time and are thrilled to bring such an iconic character to our game. The challenge is full of references to the original movie and we cannot wait to see the reaction from our players.
Rick Phillips, President of FoxNext Games, added:
The Predator is a perfect fit for the Bolivian Jungle of Ghost Recon Wildlands and fits flawlessly within the tense and tactical gameplay of the franchise from Ubisoft.
FREE PREDATOR SPECIAL CHALLENGE
Starting December 14 until early January, all players of Ghost Recon Wildlands will be able to face the Predator in the game’s ultimate hunt. This new Special Challenge is playable solo or up to four-player co-op and is the most difficult fight of all Ghost Recon Wildlands.
PREDATOR CUSTOMISATION ITEMS
Upon defeating the Predator, players will be rewarded with exclusive items, such as the mask, which offers the much renowned Predator vision. In addition to rewards for completing the challenge, players can further customise and arm their Ghosts with the Predator Pack, which includes 15 new customisation items, weapons and an exclusive close combat move, to recreate some of the most memorable characters from the original movie.
PREDATOR INSPIRED GHOST WAR PVP CLASS
With its ability to engage in Battle Rage mode, the new Ghost War class, inspired by main character Dutch from the original movie, will offer offensive players a new alternative to create strategies and tactics on the PVP battleground. Ghost War players will be able to access the new class through the Ghost War Pass or the Season Pass, or by using their Prestige points directly.
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