Slightly above average or simply inoffensive. Fans of the genre should enjoy this game, but a fair few will be left unfulfilled.

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

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

No complaints about the delivery or packaging by Amazon it was all good. Just didn't like the game... It's to repatative and boring. I wouldn't recommend the game

Sadly, the Dark Zone's dastardly delights equally highlight how comparatively shallow the other side of The Division is. The theme-park MMO structure that comprises the game's meat simply isn't that well suited to its disaster-movie setting.

is a lot like the Wall Street fat cats and elitist private military companies its muddled political narrative tries to listlessly denounce: ethically hollow, ruthlessly manipulative, and likely to make a ton of money by satisfying the basest requirements of those who stumble toward it with cash in...

The Division is one of those games which is a rare pleasure to play, addictive, engrossing and brimming with atmosphere - slick design choices and top quality action!

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 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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