A massive multiplayer online game is about to be unleashed as Tom Clancy's "The Division" release date is revealed. News, rumors and other updates surface online, with discussions after the video game's unveiling in Gamescom.
Late last year, video game developer and publisher Ubisoft announced the development of Tom Clancy's "The Division" during E3 2013. Early this year in May, Ubisoft announces the release date set for 2015. According to iMore, the development of the game is attributed to the "vocal and passionate PC community".
According to the game's official website, upon Tom Clancy's "The Division" release date, gamers will delve into a world of massive multiplayer online challenges. The premise of Tom Clancy's "The Division" reads "In the wake of a devastating pandemic that sweeps through New York City, basic services fail one by one, and without access to food and water, the city quickly descends into chaos. As a last resort, a classified unit of self-supported tactical agents known as The Division is activated. Leading seemingly ordinary lives among us, The Division agents are trained to operate independent of command when all else fails,"
Upon Tom Clancy's "The Division" release date, gamers will be "Fighting back to prevent the fall of society and piece the city back together, the agents will find themselves caught in a worldwide conspiracy, forced to combat not only the effects of a man-made virus, but also the rising threat of those who unleashed it. When everything collapses, The Division's mission begins."
Executive producer Fredrik Rundqvist shares with IGN on the prolonged development of Tom Clancy's "The Division" that pushed back the release date to 2015. He explains, ""We've set the bar so high visually, and we want the same level of detail and immersion everywhere, whether the player is outside or in an interior."
Tom Clancy's "The Division" release date for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One is set on a vague 2015.
