Ghost Recon Frontline’s closed test has been postponed

The closed check for Ubisoft’s newly introduced free-to-play battle royale game Ghost Recon Frontline has been indefinitely postponed, only a day earlier than it was set to start. The Ghost Recon Frontline closed check was introduced along with the game itself final week, and was scheduled to run October 14-21. That received’t be taking place as deliberate, as Ubisoft introduced at present that the workforce had determined to push the check again.

“Now we have determined it’s best to postpone the closed check for Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Frontline,” the corporate stated in a tweet posted at present. “The event workforce is devoted to creating the perfect expertise attainable. We’ll share particulars on the brand new date for the closed check as quickly as we are able to.”

The builders don’t cite any particular causes for the choice to delay the check. In the course of the reveal presentation, the Ghost Recon Frontline workforce pressured that the sport continues to be early in improvement, and so any variety of points could have arisen that might make it a nasty time for a semi-public beta. It is also right down to the timing: Battlefield 2042 and Name of Obligation: Vanguard are each gearing up for his or her launches subsequent month.

Right here’s the announcement:

Now we have an vital message concerning Ghost Recon Frontline’s Closed Check. pic.twitter.com/ne1VgOLMJF

— GRFrontline (@GRFrontline) October 13, 2021

Regardless of the motive, we’ll have to attend some time longer earlier than we get an early style of what Ubisoft has been cooking up for Ghost Recon’s subsequent massive outing.

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