Ghost Recon Breakpoint's immersive mode has been delayed. Ubisoft announced that the mode, along with the engineering class, will be released later this year, after originally being scheduled for release by the end of February.

The announcement was posted in the news section of the official Ghost Recon Breakpoint website. In the post, Ubisoft explained that the delay was due to "the complexity of integrating the new mode" and that they are currently aiming for a "spring of this year" release.

"Our goal with the new immersive mode is to build on your feedback and deliver an impactful update to the game. Ubisoft said." We are in the process of creating an experience that will change the way you play Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint.

Ubisoft ends the post by encouraging readers to check back on March 5, when more information about the new mode will be available.

The immersive mode was created in response to player disappointment following the shooter's launch. With a Metascore of 57 and a user score of 2.3, the lowest in the Ghost Recon series, it did not find many fans; in his review of Ghost Recon Breakpoint, Rick described Breakpoint as "a Frankenstein's monster of a shooter."

He described it as a "Frankenstein's monster of a shooter.

This immersive mode includes solutions to many of the game's problems highlighted by players in a community survey. The survey was published last year, and Ubisoft published a list of requested changes on its blog. The most common requests from players included adding AI teammates, removing online requirements, and adding a new storyline.