"Ghost Recon Wildlands" closed beta test is coming on Feb. 3 to 6, 2017. The closed beta from developer Ubisoft offers the chance to play as an elite team of four in full cooperative gameplay.

Ubisoft said that the closed beta for "Ghost Recon Wildlands" will be available on current generation console and PC. Since the event was scheduled for Feb. 3-6, players can already begin pre-loading on Feb. 1, 2017. The only requirement to play "Ghost Recon Wildlands" beta is to register in the ghost-recon beta server.

Ubisoft will then choose players which in turn can invite three other team members to play. However, "Ghost Recon Wildlands" beta requires that each team should be playing on the same platform. For example, a chosen player using PC should invite members who are playing the game on their PCs as well.

So, what's in store for "Ghost Recon Wildlands" beta players? Ubisoft pride themselves with the largest open-world action shooter set in Bolivia. The setting is in the near-future where there are states being controlled by the Santa Blanca drug cartel. It then became the duty of Ghost operatives to take down these narco-army.

"Ghost Recon Wildlands" offers a variety of gameplay. At any rate, there is only one hell-bent rule in the game: eradicate the drug cartel at any cost. Cause mayhem or combat enemies with finesse- everything ultimately depends on the variety of missions.

Meanwhile, Ubisoft said that the closed beta gameplay is going to be very much like the full game. "Ghost Recon Wildlands" is a four-player coop game, but also offers single player option. There will be a vast array of weapons, gears and tactical equipment in the game, plus vehicles and other military hardware to help dismantle the drug cartel. The full information about "Ghost Recon Wildlands" is available in their official website.