Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon® Wildlands is currently listed at 95% off on Steam in India, bringing the price down to ₹175 from its regular ₹3,499. That discount cuts the cost by more than ₹3,300 and makes this one of the steepest reductions currently visible on the platform for a major Ubisoft release. The deal is listed directly on the official Steam store page for the game.
The offer expires on 16 August 2026 at 17:00 UTC. On Windows, the reduced price is available now at checkout. Ubisoft publishes the title through its Ghost Recon portal, and the Steam page remains the authoritative source for regional pricing and availability during the sale window. Buyers should confirm the final figure in their own currency before purchase, as regional taxes and fees are applied at checkout.
Ghost Recon Wildlands tasks a team of four Ghosts with dismantling the Santa Blanca drug cartel across a large Bolivian open world. Players can approach objectives through stealth, coordinated combat, or a mix of both, using drones, vehicles, and character classes. The game launched in 2017 and has since received years of additional content and updates. It supports single-player with AI teammates as well as four-player cooperative multiplayer, giving it flexibility for different play styles.
The Steam version supports a range of graphics settings and resolutions on Windows, with Denuvo anti-tamper present at launch. Ubisoft has not announced plans to remove it. Cloud saves and community features are active through Steam, and the title has accumulated a large back-catalog of DLC and cosmetic items over its service life.
At ₹175, the entry price is lower than many indie releases, which changes the risk calculation significantly. For players who have waited to try the campaign or cooperative multiplayer, the discount removes most of the financial barrier. The main caution is that this is an older title, so co-op populations can vary and there may be occasional compatibility checks on newer Windows hardware. If you own a recent Ubisoft account with prior purchases, checking your library first avoids a duplicate buy.
For buyers who want a grounded modern military shooter with a full campaign and optional drop-in co-op, this is a straightforward purchase window. Waiting carries the risk that the discount will expire without a repeat. If the cartel campaign, open-world exploration, or the current sale window matters to you, buying now is the safer play.
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