If you're ready to get competitive, 'Future Soldier' also introduces a wild multiplayer setup, where you can take on players through a number of modes. If you need practice working together as a cohesive unit, you can also play in Guerrilla mode, a Horde-like mode where you cap waves of enemies before they get you. You can go at it solo, or have your friends join in for some entertaining co-op, with up to four players partaking in a team. In addition, working with your team never feels like a drag, thanks to finely tuned AI and a tag feature that lets you take out squads together, so no one 'gets away'. You also have access to a number of high-tech goods, including tech grenades that can read enemy positions, so you can prep your team accordingly. The gameplay is engaging and thorough, and even gives you the option to shoot enemies through a third-person zoom or a first-person ironsight, however you choose. Though the scope of it shifts quite a bit, 'Future Soldier' never lets up on its tactical action. Other sequences are thrown in, too, including ones that put you behind the wheel of a turret (not quite the 'Ghost Recon' formula, but we'll forgive it) and great little sequences where you let a well-armed drone do all the dirty work. The next, you're sneaking around with 'Predator'-like camo, ensuring that bad guys don't get riled up or sound off an alarm that would bring their friends into the battle. The action jumps all over the place in 'Ghost Recon: Future Soldier.' One minute you're on a full infiltration mission, shooting enemies as a team. It's not the most original plot line in the world, but it sets the pace for what lies ahead. From there, the perspective changes over to another team, the Ghosts, are out to find who's responsible for the explosion. However, after taking down all the responsible parties, the team is wiped out by a sudden bomb explosion. Now the question is, has this long wait been worth it? In 'Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier,' you start out as part of a unit running an infiltration on a weapons rig. Well, the time for delays is over, as the finished product has finally worked its way to store shelves. It's been a good five years since we stepped onto the battlefield with a full-fledged 'Ghost Recon' game, cruising through the skies with 'Advanced Warfighter 2.' Since that time, Ubisoft's been putting the finishing touches on its latest chapter, 'Future Soldier,' only to run into delays and forcing its release date to move a few months.

A scene from 'Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier.' (UbiSoft Entertainment)

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