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This February is going to be a month to look forward to for "Ghost Recon Wildlands" fans, as Ubisoft will finally be holding its beta for the game. The February beta features single and multiplayer mayhem across all platforms: Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. Here's what to look forward to on February 3.

According to Polygon, the February beta for "Ghost Recon Wildlands" will support single and multiplayer play, which will enable up to four players in the co-op mode. Gamers should note that preloads will launch on February 1, while the beta will begin on February 3. As the February beta features single and multiplayer mayhem across all platforms, gamers should expect some real action to go down.

A report from VG247 uncovered two new videos that showcase weapons customizations and character customizations in "Ghost Recon Wildlands." In fact, there's about eight minutes worth of gameplay showcasing different missions across two locations. It's a great teaser for the February beta, which features single and multiplayer mayhem across all platforms.

As per PC World, "Ghost Recon Wildlands" players should expect to accept a mission to infiltrate an enemy base to rescue a rebel leader. The report also indicated that gamers should expect about 21 regions to explore, with 26 boss missions to complete. Each region would take about two to three hours to complete, so that makes for a lot of time to play "Ghost Recon Wildlands." If this is any indication, its seems that the February beta will feature single and multiplayer mayhem across all platforms.

"Ghost Recon Wildlands" will make it to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on March 7. The game is directed by Eric Couzian and published by Ubisoft. Check out the February beta that features single and mutiplayer mayhem across all platforms on February 3, with preload on the first.