Ubisoft has quietly listed Ghost Recon: Wildlands Definitive Edition on the PlayStation Store, Xbox Store, and PC storefronts, priced at $99.
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Ubisoft has quietly listed Ghost Recon: Wildlands Definitive Edition on the PlayStation Store, Xbox Store, and PC storefronts, priced at $99.99, according to Game Rant.
The listings appeared on July 6, 2026, and include the base game along with the Season Pass, Year 2 Pass, Narco Road, Fallen Ghosts, Quick Start Pack, Deluxe Pack, and two new DLC packs, Nightfall Protocol and Cold Eye, which are scheduled to become available in-game in August.
Ubisoft has not made a formal announcement regarding the Definitive Edition. Store listings suggest it is a PS4 version playable on PS5 via backward compatibility, rather than a native PS5 version.
What’s Inside Ghost Recon: Wildlands Definitive EditionThe Definitive Edition combines previously released content with two new packs. According to store listings referenced by Game Rant, the Nightfall Protocol includes four characters, seven accessories, two parachutes, and four weapons.
Cold Eye features four characters, three accessories, one parachute, and four weapons. Both packs are described as equipment and character bundles rather than story content and are scheduled to be available in-game in August.
The bundle also includes the Season Pass, Year 2 Pass, Narco Road, Fallen Ghosts, Quick Start Pack, and Deluxe Pack, all of which were released during the game's initial post-launch support period from 2017 to 2019.
Unconfirmed 4K/60 Upgrade and Last Rites MissionGame Rant reports that Reddit users have spotted promotional images on the Xbox game hub advertising 4K resolution, 60 FPS gameplay, and a story mission called Last Rites, all listed for release in early August. Changes to the PlayStation Store listing earlier suggested the possibility of a native PS5 version.
Ubisoft has not confirmed any of these details. The current PlayStation Store page still lists Ghost Recon: Wildlands Definitive Edition as a PS4 game playable on PS5 via backward compatibility, and there is no mention of a Last Rites mission.
According to Game Rant, the Definitive Edition and the two August packs are authentic, but Ubisoft's recent statements have not officially confirmed a new story expansion or dedicated updates for current-gen consoles.
No Clear Upgrade Path for Existing Wildlands Owners YetUbisoft has not clarified if players who already own Ghost Recon: Wildlands or its previous expansion bundles will receive a free or discounted upgrade to the Definitive Edition.
It is also unclear whether the Definitive Edition will be necessary to access the Nightfall Protocol and Cold Eye packs. Currently, the store pages list the Definitive Edition as a $99.99 purchase without specifying an upgrade path.
The game originally launched on March 7, 2017, for PS4, Xbox One, and PC. It received two years of post-launch support before Ubisoft shifted focus to Ghost Recon: Breakpoint in 2019.
Key Checks Before Buying Wildlands Definitive Edition for $99.99Players interested in the Definitive Edition should double-check some details on the storefront for their platform before making a purchase, based only on the information currently available.
Confirm whether the listing on the target platform is a native PS5 or Xbox Series X and S version, or a backward-compatible PS4 or Xbox One build. The current PlayStation Store description indicates that the PS5 listing is for a PS4 title.
Also, check the release date for the Nightfall Protocol and Cold Eye pack entries, which are scheduled to unlock in-game in August rather than at purchase.
Review the included content list to see if it overlaps with any previously owned DLC, to avoid buying duplicate content, since the bundle includes the Season Pass and Year 2 Pass content released between 2017 and 2019.
If the primary reason for purchasing is the reported 4K resolution, 60 frames per second, or Last Rites additions, wait for an official Ubisoft announcement, as none of these features have been confirmed by the publisher.
Ubisoft has not yet provided a timeline for a formal announcement, and it remains unclear whether the reported console upgrades and new story mission will be released alongside the Nightfall Protocol and Cold Eye packs in August or announced separately.