Ghost Recon battle royale backlash points to genre's decline - Protocol

Ubisoft’s new battle royale, Ghost Recon Frontline, upset fans who felt betrayed by the publisher and characterized Frontline as yet another shameless, free-to-play cash grab. It’s a sign that the battle royale genre, which exploded onto the scene in 2017 and ushered in radical changes to the once-rigid shooter, may finally be on the decline.

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