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Project BattleCat is a Tom Clancy’s free-to-play mashup shooter

Splinter Cell, The Division and Ghost Recon appear to be included.

Project BattleCat is the reported name of a Tom Clancy‘s free-to-play mashup shooter likely to be revealed over E3 2021.

The report comes from VGC, which highlighted a series of images from Zer0Bytes0 on Twitter. The images have since been removed as part of a copyright claim made by Ubisoft, but portrayed Splinter Cell characters alongside Ghost Recon Breakpoint‘s Wolves and The Division‘s Cleaner and Outcast factions.

The DivisionBattleCat‘ is a Splinter Cell x Breakpoint x Divison mashup pvp game,” the Twitter user wrote, without citing sources. “It began testing around January.”

According to VGC, the game has at least two modes. The first is Escort, in which players need to escort a package to a specific area on the map. The second is Ringleader, in which players need to collect rings dropped by felled opponents.

The title seems to have a lot in common with Tom Clancy’s Elite Squad, a free-to-play mobile RPG which also serves as a mashup of characters from Ubisoft’s Tom Clancy titles.

If this report proves true, we’re likely to see Project BattleCat at Ubisoft Forward, currently scheduled for 5.00 am AEST on 13 June.


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