A potential major upgrade for Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands has surfaced via the Xbox Store, suggesting that 4K and 60FPS support may finally be coming to the title. Since its 2017 release on Xbox One, the game has been locked to 30FPS across all Xbox hardware.
Source Reliability
This report is based on a single source: a discovery by a user on the Xbox Store, as reported by Pure Xbox. We rate the credibility of this leak as 3/5 stars. While store listings often provide accurate previews of upcoming content, they can occasionally contain errors or placeholder text. Until Ubisoft issues an official announcement, this information remains unconfirmed.
What the Listing Mentions
The store page imagery points toward a “major update” for the game. Beyond the technical improvements to resolution and frame rate, the listing also references the addition of a new mission.
As of this reporting, it is unclear if these enhancements will be available as a free update for existing owners or if they will be restricted to purchasers of the Ghost Recon Wildlands Definitive Edition. The latter was released in early July 2026 with a retail price of £84.99 / $99.99.
Because Ghost Recon Wildlands is currently available through the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and Premium tiers, many players are waiting to see if these performance boosts will be accessible to subscribers without additional cost. We will provide updates as soon as Ubisoft confirms the details or a release window for this patch.