+ the game is quite atmospheric
+ cool visual
+ we will visit different places around the world
+ you can see the potential for the future, which was not fully realized here: full customization of weapons; many gadgets that game teachs how to use, but we will not always use them
+ it is clear that they paid attention to details: inspection animations, shooting through wooden objects and etc.
+ clearly in terms of action and tension they were aiming for COD, I especially noticed a lot of parallels with MW2
+ cool interface display: if the ammo and equipment are still just normal, but for locations and places a separate +rep (it would be possible to remove the waypoints and markers altogether and it would turn out quite harmonious)

~ if you want to play at 60+ Hz and not dance with a tambourine, then switch to dx9 in the game settings
~ I would like to see a cutscene after the endgame, some kind of epilogue

- the four heroes seem to be poorly described, even if compared, for example, with Bad Company 2, here it seems like they tried the same, but the whole squad feels like "empty", except for the occasional main character and a couple of phrases throughout the game.
- technical condition
- no DLC (by the way, on the Steam page we see "Buy Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Future Soldier - Standard", that is, there should have been an edition that would have had DLC (it's only my schizotheory)
- after the middle, in terms of plot and gameplay, it is clear that the developers were kinda tired
- there were often cancer moments on max difficulty, in some places it looked like Veteran difficuly from MW
- ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Uplay (the game didn't always start the first time + thanks to Ubisoft for disabling online, but I think I saw a solution on Reddit and you still can somehow play online/coop)

the game is pretty good, it's clear that it was made with interest and enthusiasm, it's just that Ubisoft didn't push it hard enough on many points (even in positive aspects)

I honestly forgot how good Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier™ was until I reinstalled it recently. This game came out over a decade ago, and yet it still holds up shockingly well — both in terms of gameplay and the overall feel. It's not just another military shooter. It’s smart, stylish, and seriously satisfying once you get into its rhythm.

First off, the gameplay is super tight. It strikes a really nice balance between stealth and action. You can’t just run in guns blazing (well, you can, but it probably won’t end well). The game encourages a methodical, tactical approach — marking enemies with your drone, lining up synchronized shots with your squad, and watching everything fall into place like clockwork. That "sync shot" mechanic? Never gets old. There's nothing quite like taking out an entire enemy squad in perfect coordination without ever being seen.

And let’s talk about the futuristic tech — optical camouflage, drones, and some really cool weaponry. It’s set in the near future, so it doesn’t go overboard into sci-fi territory, but the tech adds a slick layer to how you approach missions. Using the UAV to scout ahead or the cloaking to sneak into an enemy base feels straight-up badass.

The campaign is way better than I remembered, too. It's actually pretty varied — you're not just running through the same dusty warzones the whole time. You get dropped into different parts of the world, with each mission having its own flavor and challenges. Some moments feel straight out of a modern military thriller movie, and the pacing keeps it fresh all the way through.

One of the highlights is the Gunsmith system — you can customize literally every part of your weapons, from the stock to the barrel to the trigger. And not just for stats — it actually changes how the gun feels and handles. It’s super intuitive and just really fun to mess around with, especially if you’re into the gun modding aspect of shooters.

Now, is it perfect? No — the graphics are obviously a bit dated, and the multiplayer scene is pretty dead unless you have friends to play with. But if you can get a buddy or two for co-op, it becomes a whole different experience. Guerrilla Mode (basically horde mode) is a blast with the right squad, and the main campaign in co-op is chef’s kiss.

All in all, Future Soldier is one of those games that aged far better than expected. It didn’t get the attention it deserved when it came out, and honestly, that’s a shame. If you’re tired of twitchy run-and-gun shooters and want something with a bit more depth, strategy, and style, this one’s absolutely worth checking out — or revisiting.

Verdict: Criminally underrated. If you're into tactical shooters, this one's still got it.
10 years later and it still hits.

10/10 !

GET GOO GOO ALU!

You cannot download the DLC's anymore, it's a shame!!!!