Tom Clancy's The Division 2 has thrown its hat into the ring for being a possible 'Game of the Year' contender for 2019. The post-apocalyptic Washington D.C. is such an eerie site to see, and Agents can roam around solo or in groups to complete missions and earn better loot to upgrade their...

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Tom Clancy's The Division was at the forefront of the current looter shooter craze that has given us a ton of hits and an almost equal number of massive

When the first Division originally launched, a lot of people were unsure how to fully feel about it, for everything great it did, there was something it lacked in and vice versa. However, fast forward the clocks from the launch and the tone pretty much changed and people were in love with a lot of...

fairly fun with friends............................

Be prepared for a 45GB update AFTER you install the game!- I haven't even had a chance to play this game properly yet as a 45GB update takes quite a while to download… I'm sure once I'm actually playing the game it'll be fine…

The Division 2 is an anomaly in today's gaming world: a sequel that noticeably improves on many of the issues w...

Our Tom Clancy's The Division 2 review has been a long time coming ( struggling through Sekiro may have had some impact in that), but with a game this absolutely massive and filled with things to do, there's a lot to take in and analyze.

Great third-person shooter mechanics; Makes the endgame loot grind feel dynamic and fresh; Tons of stuff to do; Upcoming free content and updates

Overall narrative is kind of weak; Some mission objectives feel repetitive