At the start of the game, the difficulty rivals dark souls. I'm also not a huge fan about essentially needing to get groups to complete missions and gaining people just increases the difficulty. If you want dark souls without being a good dark souls game then this is your game.

The highly anticipated next gen game 'The Division' is without doubt one of the best recreations of a city in a video game. New York is beautiful. The game world is set in a dystopian New York City following the aftermath of a smallpox pandemic.

Addictive

Can be repetitive

Really good game, so far spent 40 hours and no where near finishing what there is to do. Challenge mode is ridiculously hard and you will definitely need a strong team to complete it.

The Division has undergone several transformations since it first launched back in March , but the core shoot-and-loot setup has remained an exhausting time sink that's both aggravating and exhilarating.

Underground Operations provide a fundamentally different game mode; Directives offer creative; customizable challenges; Random levels still look and feel realistic; Consistently generous loot drops; New gear sets provide unique and enticing perks; Strongest; most inventive Incursion so far

Unnecessary leveling system limits your customization options; Abundance of high-end weapons conflicts with lack of Phoenix Credits; Solo players won't survive the subway; Those stupid exploding RC cars are rage quit fuel

The Division puts players on a treadmill without a carrot.

Open-world NYC is unsettlingly realistic; Well-designed levels and battles; Change your play style to fit the situation and your team; Dark Zone is an intense multiplayer experience

Bullet-sponge enemies don't mesh with tactical shooter combat; Tons of repetitive busywork required to advance; Boring story can't decide if it wants to be taken seriously; Endgame is a hamster wheel

I tossed out a seeker mine. If everything went according to plan, it would hit the ground, roll into a group of enemies and spray fire everywhere, leaving a handful for me to pick off.

The Division paso por muchos cambios desde su anuncio hasta su lanzamiento, pero finalmente ya esta con nosotros y no es para nada una mala experiencia. Entra que te contamos todo!

We know exactly why you're here, so let's skip the chase and give our verdict on Ubisoft's ambitious open-world shooter within this opening paragraph. It certainly doesn't reinvent the third-person shooting genre, with lots of well-worn tropes on display.

At the start of the current console generation, much was made of co-op online gaming experiences. From E3 2012 up until present day, every game seemed to have some online co-op element weaved into its design.

Positives + Beautiful visuals; + Enjoyable co-op game play that's only as big a part of the experience as you want it to be; + Fun, well-executed tactical combat

Negatives - Several aspects of the game aren't well explained; - A huge game world with not much to do outside of missions; - Immersion is often difficult to maintain

'Survival' mixes traditional 'Division' shooter gameplay with elements of survival games, as the name might suggest. The character is dropped into a massive blizzard with very little equipment, and must make their way through New York into the Dark Zone for extraction.