Nicaragua Mission is a SinglePlayer Gameplay on Ghost Recon Future Soldier

The ghost recon franchise has been around for years making realistic tactical sort of games, and there is no denying it when I say that playing Ghost Recon Future Soldier was just one of the best so far before the release of wildlands; which I find it to be more cartoon like than this one having more of a realism feel to it.

Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier is a third-person tactical shooter video game developed and published by Ubisoft for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Microsoft Windows. It was released in May and June 2012.

Ghost Recon Future Soldier stands out the most for me thanks to the cinematic during each level, and also the realistic effects to the soldiers and the terrain; I do like the third shooter view of this game in comparison with just a weapon.

The game is a third-person cover-based shooter. Pulling the left trigger causes the over-the-shoulder view to zoom in, allowing for more precise aiming. Clicking on the right analog stick causes the game to switch to a first-person camera, which lets the player look down the iron sights.

This level was located in nicaragua which is a single player mission on Ghost Recon Future Soldier, consider it an introduction to what the game will become in upcoming missions; taking you from a stealth team based like gameplay in a narrative like feel which kept me engaged from the start.

In the game, it is explained that the processing power doesn’t exist yet for the camouflage to keep up with quick movements, so it is only active when the player moves slowly. It’s enabled automatically when the player crouches, and disengages when running, firing or taking damage.