Late in 2021, Ubisoft announced it would be adding non fungible tokens (or NFTs) into the PC version of ‘Ghost Recon Breakpoint’, and while even the company’s own staff reported didn’t understand the scheme, it has not put Ubisoft off, as it seems more NFTs are coming, and will be making their way into games outside of ‘Breakpoint’.
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