Ubisoft has announced the development of a new Ghost Recon game, the first since 2019's Ghost Recon: Breakpoint. This announcement was made during the company's annual shareholders' meeting, where CEO Yves Guillemot discussed the company's focus on live service games. Ubisoft's Chief Financial Officer, Frédérick Duguet, mentioned a recent investment in a subsidiary aimed at developing major brand names, including Ghost Recon. Speculation about a new title has existed since 2021, with reports of a project codenamed OVER. Guillemot indicated that the new game will likely adopt a live service model, similar to successful titles like Rainbow Six: Siege and The Division 2. Duguet referred to the game as an "FPS-type experience," suggesting a potential shift back to first-person shooter mechanics. Ubisoft previously attempted a live service Ghost Recon game with Ghost Recon: Frontline, which was canceled due to backlash.