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

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.

Ubisoft set expectations high when they first unveiled Tom Clancy's The Division at E3 2013. The original presentation showed a game that was gorgeous to l

Beautiful; excellently designed world; Dark Zone feels like a tough; tense experience; Relatable and understandable story; Addictive gameplay with great loot system

Repetitive and requires a lot of grinding; Steep learning curve

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.

Ubisoft wowed practically everyone with their brief demo to announce Tom Clancy's The Division at E3 2013, but then disappointed the same lot with delay after delay after delay. Now that it's finally here, is it worth the wait or does Ubisoft have another misfire on their hands?

Stunning open world with both time and weather changes; excellent cover-based system; fun PvP zone to change things up; detailed skill system; and a dark and dramatic setting

Limited character customization; rewards for going rogue in PvP are a bit low; no reason to roll a new character and play again; story isn't deep outside the setting; and there isnt much in-game lore to explain the various fictional (and real) agencies at work

You definitely need fast internet. If you do not I wouldn't get it until you do. Apart from that it is an absolutely awesome game. Good challenging gameplay and interesting people to troll.

I enjoyed playing this but as it is 3rd person view it isn't the game for me (prefer 1st person). Good graphics, good maps., excellent game play.

Despite some Unrealistic and completely pointless reviews ( Metacritic is always full of smart people giving 0 for no reasons and in my opinion they should be banned forever) the game is great: Beautiful New York reconstruction, fantastic level design and nice combat style/ cover and shooting...

Nicely packed and the game is good too but you gotta have a good internet connection as it need to download 18 gb before you start playing the game.