They say that New York City never sleeps, and those who play Tom Clancy's The Division may understand the feeling. The game, which is predominantly set in mid-Manhattan, feels touristy, with each new landmark a carefully designed single-player or co-op mission that's intended to overwhelm a player's...

When we entered the Subway Morgue in Ubisoft's new third-person shooter, Tom Clancy's The Division , we didn't know what to expect. We ran through the deserted streets of New York City watching the remaining citizens fighting over food and scavenging for any supplies they can.

In the world of The Division, a virus has wiped out most of New York City and the streets are a post-apocalyptic mix of survivors, looters, criminals, and the remnants of a failed government.

In this day and age, developing a game that will cater to a huge number of consumers requires a very distinct talent. It's a balancing act between offering enough accessibility for the casual gamers and enough depth and customization for

Perfect game for a really cheap price I love this game personally and for the price brand new was cheaper than the pre-owned shops

This is a very good game but a lot of the missions are very similar, go to this location and kill this guy. I like the fact that you can style you character to suit your style of gameplay using items and skills.

The Division feels like a good summer fling we just happened to get in March. There is an awkward beginning, an intense and addicting middle, only to sputter out around the end. It was a lot of fun while it lasted but without an adequate endgame, most will move on to something else.

Concept: Restore order to Manhattan after a viral outbreak wipes out the majority of denizens and dangerous factions make a power play for city control Graphics: Fog and snow keep the draw distance to a minimum, but the density of the streets and buildings is impressive Sound: Massive forgoes a...

The Division is a game that asks a lot of questions. Questions like: Set in a plague-ravaged New York City, you are a member of The Division, a group of agents trained by the government and then embedded into the general population.

The Division is a cold, cold game. Yes, it's literally set in a version of New York gripped by winter snow flurries, and the remnants o...

Wonderfully deep customisation; Looks beautiful; Packed with stuff to do

Dull story and characters; Unsatisfying end-game; Combat and perks are limited