Focusing on The Division's strength while trimming the fat sounds like a great idea, but Underground fumbles the idea. This is the same combat you've already experienced, just in a dingier, more confined setting, and the lack of gear-appropriate matchmaking means you're either stuck watching...

Combat focus; Streamlined experience

Lacks variety; Needless grind; Matchmaking woes

After a slightly rough start, The Division has actually shaped up to be an enjoyable cover-shooter from Ubisoft. If you have a few friends, your group will find a lot to enjoy and explore. For solo gamers, though, you may want to look for a different shooter unless you enjoy random groups.

It's your usual dose of Ubisoft overhype. Turns out it's a really repetitive game that lacks any replay value (especially playing solo). There are periodic updates added to the game but it does nothing spectacular to turn this game into the game many were so excited about.

Tom Clancy's The Division has been a game that has been talked about for years. It was first unveiled at the 2013 E3 convention in Los Angeles during the same time that both the Xbox One and Playstation 4 consoles were shown off.

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

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

Unable to save so have to keep going over the same old boring crap time and time again. Completely unrealistic, empty a full AK47 mag into someone's back and they spin round and shoot you. Played for a number of hours before I uninstalled and threw it away.

As part of The Division, help take New York back after a pandemic throws everything into chaos.

The Division recently celebrated its one year anniversary, and it's been a rocky road. The launch struggled due to connectivity issues and weird design choices, including making people queue just to get quests.

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