Ubisoft held its Ubisoft Forward last week and during the livestream, the publisher shared new details for its The Division franchise across all three titles which are currently under-development or getting regular content updates. The three titles include The Division Heartland, The Division Resurgence, and The Division 2 Season 10. The Division 2 Season 10 will be called Price of Power and it is now available in the game.
The Division 2: Price of Power brings new difficulties for the Countdown Mode and 2 Strongholds and comes packed with tons of quality of life improvements, Apparel Events, a new Season Pass, and more. Available right now in The Division 2 across all platforms, Price of Power will be part of The Division 2 Warlords of New York and Ubisoft+ subscribers. In Price of Power, players will find a brand-new target to track down – General Peter Anderson.
General Peter Anderson is hungry for power and with True Sons left without leadership after the fall of Antwon Ridgeway. General Anderson is seeing an opportunity to build a new team and take down The Division. He is brokering peace with the Black Tusk and The Division must locate and neutralize Sokolova’s advanced team consisting of Trig, Micro, Chirpy, and Lucky. This must be done before the merger is complete. The Division 2 Season 10 is the second season of three seasons that are part of the Year 4 of the Division. Ubisoft is now also working on the Year 5 content for 2023.
Ubisoft also shared a first glimpse of The Division Heartland, the upcoming survival-action multiplayer shooter which is set in the world of The Division. The Division Heartland will be a standalone free-to-play title and it introduced new playable characters in a rural setting, far from the events in New York and Washington D.C. The Division Heartland is set in Silver Creek which was once a pleasant town in the American Midwest however it was left in ruins after the spread of the Dollar Flu.
Players will once again step in the shoes of loyal The Division agents from across the nation responding to a call for help. They will fight alongside and against other trained agents, as they explore the secrets of Silver Creek and provide hope to what remains of the small town. The game is being developed by Red Storm, a veteran team of developers who have previously worked on the first title in The Division franchise. Players can now register for upcoming future tests on the official website of the game.
The last Division title to be featured during the Ubisoft Forward was The Division Resurgence which is the upcoming free-to-play, third-person shooter RPG set in the world of The Division as well. The Division Resurgence is slated for release on Android and iOS and players who are interested in playing the game can now pre-register for The Division Resurgence’s Closed Beta. The game previously held its first closed alpha in July 2022 and now the next closed beta is slated for fall 2022. It will allow players to take part in some of the familiar PvP modes in The Division franchise.
This also included the Dark Zone which is a unique PvPvE mode in the game that features the toughest challenge of the city as players not only fight with enemy AI but also other rogue Division agents and it allows the players to get gear that is much higher in rank and better as compared to the normal game modes. With The Division Resurgence launching on mobile devices, players will be able to discover these Dark Zones within the palm of their hands. Another mode Conflict will also be available during the Closed Beta, and it will feature the sub-mode Domination at launch however Skirmish will be added at a later stage.
What are your thoughts on the new trailers and details revealed by Ubisoft about the upcoming titles set in the upcoming The Division titles?
