Ahead of its open beta release, "Ghost Recon Wildlands" can be pre-loaded through the PlayStation Store, Xbox Store, or Steam, depending on the platform. However, alongside it is a minigame that can be played in any web browser.
According to Game Spot, the minigame is called "A World With No Heroes," and it allows players to the Bolivian landscape through 50 cameras. Many of these cameras can be used to track and identify potential targets, which give players rewards once the full game is released.
The bonuses for completing minigame objectives include unique emblems, XP boosts, and more. As for players who participated in the closed beta as well as the four-day open beta period, they will get access to the "Unidad Conspiracy." It contains missions that will only be released to these players once the game is launched.
The details about the feature are still light for the moment, but it is confirmed right now that the missions will revolve around the upcoming conflict between the Santa Blanca and the local military Unidad. In order to enjoy the benefit, players need to buy the retail version of "Ghost Recon Wildlands" and play it before the end of March on the same Ubisoft account used for the beta.
Meanwhile, according to Dual Shockers, Ubisoft has recently launched a TV commercial for "Ghost Recon Wildlands," which takes a more cinematic approach for its introduction. It also shows the open beta launch of the game and the platforms it will support.
The game's beta version will be around 23 to 24GB, assuming that the closed beta version of the game has not been installed beforehand. For PC users, a smaller download is available at 19.51GB while console users will need a slightly bigger space at approximately 20GB.
"Ghost Recon Wildlands" will be released on March 7 for the PC, PS4, and Xbox One. Here is the most recent video for the game: