The Division Spoilers, Reveals and Release Date: Trailer at Gamescom Confirms the Highly Anticipated 2015 Release while Release for X Box One, PS4 and PC

The Division Spoilers, Reveals and Release Date: Trailer at Gamescom Confirms the Highly Anticipated 2015 Release while Release for X Box One, PS4 and PC

The release date for Tom Clancy's, The Division is set to happen sometime next year. Similarly, the developer Ubisoft has confirmed the release for modes; PC, PS4 and X Box One during an event with the developer involving some Q &A on the game, the producer, David Polfeldt expressed a lot of excitement concerning the release of the game. Apparently, the game may still be in the development stage, but the director is confident that adding the Massive Entertainment platform along with the feedback that he has gotten from the fans about the new game will speed up the production of the game in a more effective way while not compromising in any way on the quality. In this way, we may have an earlier 2015 release than had been planned for.

For those who do not know, the Division is a massively multiplayer online third-person shooter video game which is currently being produced by Ubisoft Developers. The Game will be available for PC, PS4 and X Box One as aforementioned. This game is inspired by Operation Dark Winter as well as Directive 51 which are both real world events. They showed how vulnerable a country is even though there is a high level of security, supposedly. A disease breaks out on Black Friday and quickly spreads bringing the US to its knees within a week. The player is part of an elite group; "Strategic Homeland Division (SHD)" which is the division in short. They have been given authority by the president of the United States to save everything which can be saved.

The game was originally introduced at the E3 2013 conference and there was further introduction at the E3 2014 conference where a 7 minute game play was provided. The release date for the game has actually been delayed from the original data because of inadequate console support. Similarly, the game's director Polfeldt defended the delay, saying they wanted to create something that they would be proud of and the fans would equally appreciate.

 

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