Ubisoft has announced its development of a free-to-play game set in their The Division universe called The Division Heartland and a Division mobile game. As per Ubisoft, work will continue on The Division 2 while other teams will delve into different areas. Red Storm studio specifically will be developing The Division Heartland. According to Ubisoft, the studio has been working on Tom Clancy games since 1997 and has experience on The Division and The Division 2, fitting into the role of developer perfectly. Ubisoft also stated that The Division will also be coming to mobile platforms to reach a wider audience but have no further details about it as of the time of writing. The Division Heartland will be made available in 2021-22 on PC, consoles, and cloud. A fresh spin on the MOBA formula has arrived on Steam with Sirocco, a free-to-play early access title that turns every player into the captain of an auto-firing battleship. Ubisoft has taken a significant step toward more inclusive game development with the global release of Chroma, an open source accessibility tool designed to help developers accommodate colorblind players. Read more in our articles including "The Division to receive free-to-play and mobile version" and "Sirocco Launches Free-to-Play Steam MOBA With Self-Firing Warships and Bullet-Hell Mayhem".
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Mar 13, 2018Ubisoft has announced its development of a free-to-play game set in their The Division universe called The Division Heartland and a Division mobile game. As per Ubisoft, work will continue on The Division 2 while other teams will delve into different areas.
Red Storm studio specifically will be developing The Division Heartland. According to Ubisoft, the studio has been working on Tom Clancy games since 1997 and has experience on The Division and The Division 2, fitting into the role of developer perfectly. Ubisoft also stated that The Division will also be coming to mobile platforms to reach a wider audience but have no further details about it as of the time of writing.
Our coverage of Ubisoft The Division free-to-play includes: "The Division to receive free-to-play and mobile version"; "Sirocco Launches Free-to-Play Steam MOBA With Self-Firing Warships and Bullet-Hell Mayhem"; "Ubisoft Releases Chroma: An Open Source Tool to Improve Game Accessibility for Colorblind Players". Each article provides unique insights and information.