Tom Clancy’s The Division

The Division is one of my favorite games of all time, and after nearly 2,000 hours, I still find myself thinking about it years later. What immediately sets this game apart is its world. The recreation of New York City during the aftermath of the Green Poison outbreak is incredible. Every street, alley, apartment bu…

The store description doesn't do a very good job of explaining what this game actually is. It's an online, multiplayer-only title, where you'll spend most of your time playing alone in your own session. Unless you actively matchmake to play cooperatively with friends or strangers. The only places you will ever see o…

The Division feels like Destiny and Borderlands mixed with a more grounded Tom Clancy setting. You're dropped into a ruined New York, fighting through gangs, cleaners, and soldiers while trying to restore some kind of order. The story is decent, but it's mostly told through collectibles, and most of the characters a…

Having sunk 3,000+ hours across The Division 1 and The Division 2 on multiple platforms, I've officially crossed the line from "player" into "Department of Homeland Security employee." At this point, I'm not reviewing the game, I'm filing an after-action report. At this point I don't know if I own The Division or if…

Even though it's getting old, i still enjoy this. You still have some minor bugs here and there, but as a casual player i still enjoy the story, the mechanics and the feel of progression.. But as a solo player i hate the Dark Zone, it's not for me, a player with limited skills.

game is essentially bricked once bound to a ubisoft account you no longer use or have access to. only way "around" is buy it again through ubisoft connect and add non steam game to library.