Ghost Recon Breakpoint 'Friend Pass' lets friends play the entire game for free
Jump in with friends.
What you need to know
- Ghost Recon Breakpoint is a third-person military shooter from Ubisoft.
- It didn't garner stellar reviews at launch, mostly due to its copious microtransactions.
- The game just got a "Friend Pass" and six-hour trial.
- You can purchase Ghost Recon Breakpoint for $28 on Amazon.
Ghost Recon Breakpoint is a third-person military shooter that places a giant bullseye on your back. You're being hunted and it's up to you to liberate the island of Auroa. While the game has received poor reviews since it launched a few months ago, Ubisoft is committed to making it better.
Play #GhostRecon Breakpoint and up to 3 friends plays FREE when you sign up for the Friend Pass - now through June 16! Click the link below for more info.Play #GhostRecon Breakpoint and up to 3 friends plays FREE when you sign up for the Friend Pass - now through June 16! Click the link below for more info.— Ghost Recon (@GhostRecon) March 30, 2020March 30, 2020
Today, the company announced a six-hour free trial available to everyone, and a "Friend Pass." If you download the free trial and join a friend's game who owns Ghost Recon Breakpoint, you can play the entire game with them for free. Ubisoft said the following in a post it shared on Twitter.
The rules of the trial as listed below. Basically, if you're playing with a friend who owns the game, the six-hour trial timer stops.
Ghost Recon Breakpoint is a great game and hopefully, more people will pick it up or play it now that a free trial and Friend Pass are available.
A covert operations shooter
Ghost Recon Breakpoint is a military shooter set in a diverse and hostile open world. The game can be played solo or with up to four players. You'll discover Auroa, a mysterious island where the most technically advanced facilities meet untamed nature.
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