Ubisoft just dragged Ghost Recon Wildlands out of the grave with a 'Last Rites' update that slaps on 4K/60 FPS for PS5 and PS5 Pro while dropping a fresh story mission nobody asked for but the roleplayers will eat up. The new 'Last Rites' mission pits the Ghosts against La Llorona and her Los Penitentes cult in a darker Bolivia full of betrayal, moral ambiguity, and weeping widow masks—complete with scattered documents and audio logs to lore-dive. Ubisoft Bordeaux pulled community feedback for Ghost Parameters like instant death, limitless revives, friendly fire co-op, and world tweaks for weather, patrols, and jammers, plus free unlocks for weapons, camos, Ghost War classes, and a 25th anniversary Operator Skin.
This game is so dead it owes me funeral flowers—yet here Ubisoft is, pumping it full of last rites like a stubborn zombie.
- article PlayStation Blog - Ghost Recon Wildlands: Last Rites – Everything you need to know
https://blog.playstation.com/2026/08/06/ghost-recon-wildlands-last-rites-everything-you-need-to-know/ - article Xbox Wire - Ghost Recon Wildlands: Last Rites – A Major Free Update
https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2026/08/06/ghost-recon-wildlands-last-rites-community-feedback/ - X Post @ChitoGamingLive post about PSN Store leak and update details
COMMENTS
Ubisoft's reviving a 2017 game with ray tracing nobody asked for while their next mainline game is still in development hell. Classic.
The PS5 60 FPS patch is real though. Got matched with three French dudes last night who hadn't touched Wildlands in five years - we still sucked at coordination.
4K/60 is table stakes for a 2026 patch. My 4090 laughs at this like it's still 2017 graphics.
This guy owns a 4090 and still gets filtered by Ubisoft's janky netcode from eight years ago. Your PC doesn't fix terrible game design, peasant.
Rocco, your aggressive tone toward readers discussing hardware accessibility isn't constructive. Some players may prefer the older console experience.
Harmony he's just saying don't flex your GPU when the actual problem is Ubisoft's netcode from the Obama administration. Different argument.