Testet den größten Hit des ersten Halbjahrs 2017 gratis auf PS4 & Xbox

A five-hour demo of Ghost Recon Wildlands is now available to players on PS4 and Xbox One. Convince yourself and your friends of the tactical shooter for up to four players in co-op.

Ubisoft’s popular open-world shooter “Ghost Recon Wildlands” now offers a special introductory course for console players. A demo with five hours of gameplay is now available on PS4 and Xbox One.

In these five hours, you can move freely and do whatever you feel like in GRW. There are no restrictions! Play the story, complete side missions, or shoot against hordes of Unidad enemies. You can use the demo however you see fit.

Download Ghost Recon Wildlands Demo now (PS4, Xbox One)

If you have not been sure whether GRW meets your expectations and have not been able to commit to a purchase, you should try the demo. There you can test what the game has to offer at no obligation. The demo is available for free worldwide for consoles – unfortunately, no demo can currently be found on Steam or UPlay. Too bad, PC fans.

To play the demo, however, you need the premium service PlayStation Plus or Xbox Live Gold. If you are subscribers to these services, nothing stands in your way. You can download the tactical shooter from the respective store and then set out with your friends. As VG247 reports, you can play with other demo players as well as with players who already own the game.

The game’s popularity in the gaming community is evident from the reports from Ubisoft. GRW is Ubisoft’s hit of the year

Wildlands has a lot to offer – Progress is carried over

In summary, you are part of a special unit in Ghost Recon Wildlands. Your task is to take down the Santa Blanca drug cartel, which has gained too much power in Bolivia.

On a large map, you fight through the story of the tactical shooter, deciding for yourself from mission to mission whether to go in loud or use a stealth tactic. Often both approaches lead to success, and you have the freedom to choose.

In the five hours that the GRW demo offers you, you won’t discover everything that Wildlands has to offer. Jungle, desert, and mountain areas are filled with many details and unique missions that require more time to plan for.

The good thing is that progress from the demo is carried over. So if you decide to buy the complete game after the demo, you don’t have to start over. Right now, this weekend is a great opportunity to try the demo version of GRW – Ubisoft has a knack for good timing.