If it just worked dang it!
Ghost Recon is a tense FPS type game with high marks for combat tactics and realisim.  The key to playing and winning is "see the bad guy first" which is easier said than  done.  The single player game consists of 15 missions in which you control 6 Recon soldiers.  The idea is to accomplish all of  your mission goals. If you can pull this off, no mean feat, the game will open "specialist" soldiers that have somewhat better weapons and combat experience (stats) allowing you to "take" them along on your next mission.  If you think you know small arms battlefield tactics this game will test you to the max.
Ghost Recon could have broken through to the top of the heap for type but unfortunately it is buggy as heck.  I have had to do more work-arounds and adjustments to my computer in getting the game to run than any other game I have ever played (and I play a lot of computer games by-the-way). GR was originally scheduled for release after the first of the year however it hit the shelves about three months early (to cash in on holiday sales probably) and it plays and feels like it - just not quite finished.  The developer promises to release a patch around the end of January and that should address most of the "bug" issues.
Do I recommend it?  Most certainly, however you might want to hold off till after the patch is released.
If it just worked dang it! Ghost Recon is a tense FPS type game with high marks for combat tactics and realisim. The key to playing and winning is "see the bad guy first" which is easier said than  done. The single player game consists of 15 missions in which you control 6 Recon soldiers. The idea is to accomplish all of  your mission goals. If you can pull this off, no mean feat, the game will open "specialist" soldiers that have somewhat better weapons and combat experience (stats) allowing you to "take" them along on your next mission. If you think you know small arms battlefield tactics this game will test you to the max. Ghost Recon could have broken through to the top of the heap for type but unfortunately it is buggy as heck. I have had to do more work-arounds and adjustments to my computer in getting the game to run than any other game I have ever played (and I play a lot of computer games by-the-way). GR was originally scheduled for release after the first of the year however it hit the shelves about three months early (to cash in on holiday sales probably) and it plays and feels like it - just not quite finished. The developer promises to release a patch around the end of January and that should address most of the "bug" issues. Do I recommend it? Most certainly, however you might want to hold off till after the patch is released.