The Division 2 developers confirm two more games in The Division franchise, with more information to come at the Ubisoft Forward conference.
Ubisoft has confirmed that there will be two more titles in tom clancy The division franchise, Heartland Y Resurgence, with more news about the titles to come in Ubisoft Forward. Many gamers know Ubisoft as the company that created assassin’s Creed, but the gaming giant has also done some excellent work on titles that draw inspiration from Tom Clancy’s novels for their setting and content. And, while Ubisoft has plenty of beloved series to keep, it looks like fans of Tom Clancy games won’t be short of content due to this latest news about The division franchise.
The next two titles will depart from the standard AAA experience that previous games in the franchise have created. Tom Clancy’s revival will be released as a mobile game, and the Next The Division: Heartland it will be a free-to-play product. While few details about the projects are currently known, fans can expect to hear more from Ubisoft very soon.
In a recent post on Twitter, the developers of the division 2 announced that updates to the title will be discussed at the Ubisoft Forward event on September 10, along with details on The Division: Heartland Y The Division: Resurgence. Ubisoft Forward 2022 will not focus solely on Tom Clancy titles, but will provide information on all current and future games that the developer has in store for players. Many expect Ubisoft to announce several free titles like Heartland in the event.
The news that Ubisoft is creating more content in the Division The universe is great for fans of the Tom Clancy franchise. Heartland is likely to be a The division Battle Royale, a free-to-play experience that focuses on competitive PvP and microtransactions. While some gamers may not have wanted such a game, there’s no denying that free-to-play multiplayer titles make sense from a development standpoint. As other franchises have moved to a free model, such as aura, DestinyY ObligationsIt should come as no surprise that Ubisoft has decided to do the same.
Hopefully, the title will provide a quality experience that isn’t inhibited by its free status. Indeed, as both Heartland Y the revival are being developed, fans will have to trust Ubisoft to produce content that is both entertaining and of high quality. Although it may seem worrying that the studio has so many projects in development, from The division to the next Assassin’s Creed MiragePlayers can find solace in the many previous titles that Ubisoft has produced with international acclaim.
the division 2 It is available now for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S.
