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This aorta be good. Updated on 6 May 2021 Ubisoft has announced Tom Clancy's The Division: Heartland, a standalone free-to-play game due for PC, PlayStation and Xbox sometime vaguely in "2021-22". It's being developed by Ghost Recon studio Red Storm Entertainment, and you can already register your interest in joining playtests. Another The Division game is also in development for mobile, Ubisoft said, while its previously-announced The Division film starring Jessica Chastain and Jake Gyllenhaal, in development with Netflix, is also still on the cards. Fi...

Out of the blue, Ubisoft today announced Tom Clancy’s The Division Heartland, a brand new game coming from its Red Storm Entertainment studio. Moreover, the mobile space is being invaded by The Division franchise for the first time. Heartland will be a free-to-play experience, unlike the mainline games. Ubisoft did not give out any more details on what sort of a game will this project turn out to be, only adding that it is a "standalone game that doesn’t require previous experience with the series but will provide an all new perspective on the universe in a new setting."

Ubisoft dropped some interesting news today with a new free-to-play expansion game called Tom Clancy's The Division Heartland. The company revealed several plans for the franchise this morning, which include a major motion picture on the way, which we have notes on below. But the big reveal was for Heartland, which as you can see from the image here, takes place within the timeline of The Division 2, but will apparently be its own separate story set apart from the events of the game. Development is being led by Red Storm Entertainment, which has worked on Tom Clancy IPs in the past, includ...

06/05/21 Ubisoft has announced Tom Clancy’s The Division: Heartland, a new free-to-play entry in the series that will be coming to Xbox, PlayStation and PC in 2021-22. The Division: Heartland is in development by Red Storm Entertainment, a studio that has worked on multiple Tom Clancy licenses, and has been charged with plenty of the development of The Division and The Division 2. They are credited with having done a lot of the work to turn the original game around after a tricky launch. – ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW – Beyond this, Ubisoft are looking to expand this branch of the Tom Clanc...

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