Ghost Recon Breakpoint is probably the replacement for Wildlands, the game has "no message".

Yesterday, Ubisoft raised the curtain on the Ghost Recon stop point, raising the question: what will happen to Ghost Recon Wildlands? Ubisoft still supports Wildlands with updates and new content. The game remains popular. Will Wildlands and Breakpoint coexist? Probably not.

VG247 has asked Ubisoft's Sebastien Le Prestre and Laura Cordrey to situate Ghost Recon Breakpoint in their plans and, according to them, the game is destined to be the complete successor of Wildlands. There will still be "some surprises" in Wildlands, but it seems that the support of this game will start to dissipate …

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"Breakpoint is a new complete game. It is completely separate from the Wildlands other than tradition and, as you know, the Ghost Mystic. It's a brand new autonomous game. We do not see this as an expansion of Wildlands or that kind of thing. It's all new. There are still some surprises for Wildlands. But of course, our team is really focused on and invested in Breakpoint. "

The interview also focused on Ghost Recon Breakpoint's policy or lack thereof. Breakpoint is the latest in a series of seemingly provocative Ubisoft games – in this case, a military subcontractor has become a thug and has started organizing political assassinations – yet Ubisoft is once again claiming that their game does not carry any particular message.

"It's fiction. Everything is a working fiction. We are aiming for the ultimate realism, but beyond that, there is no message we are trying to send to people here. We just want people to have fun and have a good experience. We are not really walking the tightrope in this direction. This universe is so rich and offers us so many possibilities of play that it inspires us a lot. "

What is strange is that this position "Ubisoft" has been taken with their games lately. That said, in this case, I think it's partly due to being tied to Tom Clancy's franchise – Clancy liked to use political elements as the background color for his idiot thrillers. I think that's what Ubisoft is trying to do here, but it does not necessarily fly in today's busy climate.

Check out VG247's full interview if you have the time, as it covers other interesting topics, such as Breakpoint's approach to solo play and more focus on role-playing elements.

Ghost Recon Breakpoint arrives on PC, Xbox One and PS4 on October 4th.