Fans of the multi-player third person shooter game will have to wait a little longer as the newest series from Tom Clancy franchise has no announced release date yet. Amid rave rumors about the upcoming game, Christian Today reported that game developers moved the launch date from end of 2014 to 2015.
Developed by Ubisoft Massive, Ubisoft Reflections, and Ubisoft Storm, Tom Clancy's "The Division" is set for a delayed premiere because the game makers wanted to do some more refinements in the games graphics. It has been reported that Unisoft has been very keen on the upcoming game's graphical features since it will be launch in new-gen game consoles.
As Breathecast reported, Tom Clancy's "The Division" will be launched on Microsoft Windows PC, Playstation 4 and Xbox One. Citing reports, it is said that a Xbox One developer has expressed good feedback about the upcoming game's high-end graphics.
Justin Robey, has reportedly posted that he saw "The Division" being played in Xbox One. He then said the newest series from Tom Clancy franchise is 'jaw dropping gorgeous'. He also added that the game features steam and environment that are 'unreal'.
Tom Clancy's "The Division," set in a devastated post-apocalyptic New York, "will revolve around the Operation Dark Winter and Directive 51." The gamers' goal will be to win over a game set in an environment paralyzed by an epidemic. To be able to overcome and end the epidemic, players need to create a team that will work hand-in-hand.
The upcoming game's executive producer Fredrick Rundqvist said the team of developers watched the "I Am Legend" movie several times. The wreaked and devastated Manhattan in the movie served as the inspiration for Tom Clancy's "The Division" setting.
Rundqvist claims that the upcoming video game is interesting enough with just its graphics and setting. "You need a world that is interesting in itself even when the player is not doing anything," he said. He further said the Tom Clancy's "The Division" will have the perfect combination of 'dynamic climatology, day-night, wild life,
Moreover, Christian Times said the upcoming Tom Clancy's "The Division" will have three new zoned in the game's 3D map. "Capsule Computers has more about "The Division" and describes a 3D map with three levels in each zone titled "Security", "Contagion" and "Morale"."
Players will be able to make way-points in each of the level in the 3D map. These points can be used in the player's further mission in the game. More likely, Tom Clancy's "The Division" really has its visuals and graphics as its ace.
So for shooter games fans out there, seat back and wait for more news about the upcoming Tom Clancy's "The Division."
