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.

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

Tom Clancy's: The Division should probably be tagged as ‘Exhibit A' in the argument for why publishers shouldn't bother holding preview and review events for MMOs. Given its size and scope, decent appraisal of The Division can only be determined once the game's on general release and the servers are...

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.

The game looks great, plays well, and it's a TON of fun from what I've experience so far. Couple little things that I think need to get ironed out, but I will say that for a day one launch of this scale I experience very little issues which is rare these days.

This game is boring and very unrealistic I shot someone 8 times and they still ran towards me

I bought this game on a recommendation from a friend. I was originally going to give it to my son, but unfortunately for him but lucky for me, he couldn't play it. I had received a few other games at Christmas may I say. Since I've installed this game, I haven't played any of my other new 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

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.

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.