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Ghost Recon: Breakpoint: Pre-Load, File Size, Server Start Times, And More

The next Ghost Recon game, Breakpoint, is almost here. The Tom Clancy game launches for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on October 4. Ahead of that, Ubisoft has detailed a number of important launch details covering pre-loading, early access, file sizes, server start times, and more.

Early Access (Digital):

Everyone who pre-ordered Breakpoint or buys the Gold Edition of the game can start playing on October 1, which is three days before the public release on October 4.

Pre-Load (Digital):

Xbox One -- Pre-loading in all regions is available now, for all versions of the game.

PS4 -- Pre-loading begins from midnight local time on September 29 for Gold Edition. Pre-loading for the Standard version starts midnight local time on October 1.

Uplay PC -- Pre-loading is available now.

Epic Games Store -- Pre-loading is available now.

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File Sizes (Digital):

Xbox One: Pre-load 40.1GB; Day 1 patch 13.5 GB

PS4: Pre-loading 47.3GB; Day 1 patch 10 GB

Uplay PC + Epic Games Store: Pre-load 41.36GB; no Day 1 patch because pre-load includes it

Those who download Breakpoint on PS4 or Xbox One after launch will instead see a single download size that is larger as it combines the pre-load file size and the Day 1 patch. Another note to be aware of is those who buy a physical copy of Breakpoint must download the Day 1 patch to start playing.

Server Start Times:

Online servers go live September 30 at 11 AM UTC. Take a look at the chart above to find out when the game's servers go live in your part of the world.

Ghost Recon: Breakpoint's release on October 4 is just the beginning for the military shooter. Ubisoft is planning to support the game for a long time after release with lots of new content, including the franchise's first raid and much more.



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