Platforms
- PCMar 8, 20167.5playscore7.916 Critics6.963.9K Players
- PlayStation 4Mar 8, 20168.2playscore8.022 Critics8.8181K Players
- Xbox OneMar 8, 20167.6playscore7.812 Critics7.61.59K Players
63 critic reviews · 20 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
- The Division is in a weird spot. While the story campaign is fantastic, the end-game content is disappointing, even without factoring in the hackers and the bugs. I still play the game a few times a week because I love being in that world. But I’m not sure how much longer that infatuation will last.
Giancarlo Valdes · May 04, 2016 Reviewed on PCRead full review - In a sense no matter its quality The Division was destined (ahem) to be heavily compared Destiny, though there are some things that the Division absolutely does better, such as the excellent action in The Dark Zone. Some may find its more grounded basis more appealing too. The Division has a solid basis from which to build, and as with many RPGs of this type its post-launch support and the addition of high-level content such as raids will come to define it.
Alex Donaldson · Mar 28, 2016 Reviewed onRead full review - The Division presents an interesting story, which would work well as a Tom Clancy novel, with a unique twist on the shooter formula. While you will be required to perform repetitive tasks at points to advance through the game this tends to be more a trapping of the ARPG genre than this particular game. Team up with a few friends and you can quickly breeze past these sticking points.
Robert Lashley · Mar 25, 2016 Reviewed on PCRead full review - In the interests of fairness, I'll certainly revisit this review in a few months when I've had the chance to test a couple of Incursions. Until then, the cold facts are that The Division is a competent shooter, an accomplished RPG, but an ultimately limited experience that's unlikely to remain your gaming obsession of choice for longer than a few months.
Andry Hartup · Mar 23, 2016 Reviewed on PCRead full review - Frustrations with its servers aside, The Division is what I wished Bungie’s Destiny would have been. It has an engrossing and fascinating story, a wide variety of loot to collect, and collectibles and side missions that help give a much clearer picture of the terrifying reality of what would happen if New York City was hit with a deadly, flu-like virus. And while my Agent is recovering from a fever, I feel the only prescription that could possibly cure her is more Division.
Daniel Perez · Mar 23, 2016 Reviewed on PCRead full review - Watch Dogs, Assassin’s Creed, and now The Division are all the kinds of worlds I love to lose myself in. But I think we’re at impasse. Entertainment is ever evolving, and that goes double for videogames.
Peter Paras · Mar 21, 2016 Reviewed on XB1Read full review - All in all, despite a few tedious moments and some strange design choices, The Division excels at delivering a paranoid, distrustful world full of ambivalence and moral dichotomy along with an extremely enjoyable RPG experience. If you’re looking for a solid shooter experience then I’d say maybe this isn’t the game for you.
Jacques Waugh · Mar 18, 2016 Reviewed on PCRead full review - Tom Clancy's The Division is a game that demands to be played with other people. It's biggest gameplay flaws are forgivable once you add a friend into the mix, but as a solo experience it can be an exhausting grind with little in the way of rewards or satisfaction. Fans of shooters with RPG elements like Borderlands and Destiny will no doubt want to give The Division a look, but make sure you've got some buddies to come along with you for the ride.
Mitchell Saltzman · Mar 17, 2016 Reviewed onRead full review - The Division doesn't have many ideas of its own, but the way it unites traditional open-world design with online multiplayer makes it an addictive social shooter. The repetition does wear thin after a while, and the end-game content isn't as robust as it needs to be, so there's a legitimate concern as to whether the game will remain engrossing in the long run. Still, Ubisoft has erected a solid foundation, one that can easily be bettered by impending content updates and expansions
Dave Letcavage · Mar 17, 2016 Reviewed on XB1Read full review - With enough content to keep players busy for a long time, and a support plan from Ubisoft that should see the shelf life extend long past just the release window, you’ll likely be playing The Division for a while. Control issues aside, if you’re itching for something to get you away from Destiny then this could be the game to do it.
Shawn Petraschuk · Mar 16, 2016 Reviewed on XB1Read full review
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Community Reviews
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About the game
Trailers & Screenshots:
A devastating pandemic sweeps through New York City, and one by one, basic services fail. In only days, without food or water, society collapses into chaos. The Division, a classified unit of self-supported tactical agents, is activated. Leading seemingly ordinary lives among us, The Division agents are trained to operate independently of command, as all else fails. Fighting to prevent the fall of society, the agents will find themselves caught up in an epic conspiracy, forced to combat not only the effects of a manmade virus, but also the rising threat of those behind it. When everything collapses, your mission begins.
Developer: Massive Entertainment