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The Division
Ubisoft’s online third-person shooter The Division takes place in the throes of complete social upheaval. Basic services collapse after a viral epidemic shuts down American society. Watch criminal groups run rampant in The Division’s launch trailer.
Triumphant horns blare throughout the clip as it sets up the narrative of the game. The recent humanitarian crisis has halted all major cities, creating a fertile playground for bad guys to do bad things. It’s going to be a fight to reclaim the city.
The Division’s beta had a high turnout, with 6.4 million players that participated during its test period. If you want to hear our thoughts on our time with the beta, click here.
The Division launches on March 8 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. To read more of our coverage, click here.
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