The first comparison that comes to mind is The Division, as both are flying the Tom Clancy flag, and between the two, we now have quite an insight into Tom Clancy's view of the world, or rather, the view of the world of whatever creative director is currently holding up Tom Clancy's disinterred head on a stick.

Well, it's not in the least bit like Jet Set Willy, because at no point do you have to travel down a toilet, except in, you know, the metaphorical sense. It might be quicker to list the games Ghost Recon Wildlands isn't reminiscent of. Ghost Recon Wildlands is a sandbox shooter reminiscent of- Oh, blimey! That rabbit hole never ends. Every game deserves a fair chance, even the obvious dog shit.'

I knew it was yet another Ubisoft sandbox game, and therefore, another round of blandly visiting icons on maps like an overworked Uber driver, but I didn't expect it to be the Ubisoft sandbox game, the ultimate archetype, at long last! 'Come on, Yahtzee, be nice. Well, as I said from the stretcher after I came runner-up in the All-County Lard-Eating Contest, 'No one can say I didn't try.' And that's not the only way in which Ghost Recon Wildlands parallels an afternoon trying to hold down a stomach full of disgusting, highly-processed fat. This week, Zero Punctuation reviews Ghost Recon Wildlands.

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