August 9, 2026
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Sneaking through the brush with your squad just got a lot easier on the wallet. Ubisoft's tactical military shooter series is seeing one of its deepest discounts yet on Valve's platform.
By Leslie, Deals & Guides Writer
Updated Sep 1, 2026 · Reviewed by the Nexzy newsroom

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The Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Franchise Bundle is discounted to $15 on Steam, marking a 90% price cut for the tactical shooter package. If you have ever wanted to coordinate synchronized sniper shots in the dark with three of your most easily panicked friends, this is your signal.
According to the Steam store listing, the bundle collects six complete games from the tactical military franchise. This includes the popular open-world entry Ghost Recon Wildlands at what is reported to be an all-time low price.
For players who love the tension of mapping out a perfect infiltration route under the cover of night, this bundle offers a massive chunk of the franchise's history at once. We have seen Ubisoft spotlight these legacy titles individually before—such as when they offered Ghost Recon: Future Soldier for free on PC—but this collection aggregates several eras of tactical gameplay into a single package.
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Grab your squad, check your corners, and try to keep the panic-spraying to a minimum when the stealth phase inevitably goes wrong.
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