Ubisoft offers free-to-play The Division: Heartland and Mobile – Games – News

Ubisoft announces new games in Tom Clancy’s The Division franchise. The Division: Heartland, a free game for consoles, computers and cloud platforms, will be released sometime in 2021 or 2022. There will also be a separate game for smartphones.

Objective details about Tom Clancy’s The Division: Heartland Not yet announced. Also, no game images have been shown yet. Ubisoft said the free-to-play game will be made by Red Storm Entertainment, a studio that has previously been involved in developing other games from The Division.

Separately, there will also be a mobile game from The Division, but when it is released it has yet to be announced and no title has been announced. Ubisoft wants to reach more players with its mobile version. To date, The Division games have reached 40 million unique players, according to the publisher.

A lot of money can be made with free games. The Activision-Blizzard Sales It rose sharply, for example, thanks to Call of Duty: Warzone and Call of Duty: Mobile. Such free games that involve in-game purchases generate billions of dollars in sales. Ubisoft has been looking for similar success for quite some time. The company released the free battle game Hyper Scape last year, but this one may be used Not up to expectations.

New content for The Division 2 at the end of this year

Ubisoft also displays a roadmap with more news about The Division. For example, The Division 2 will receive a major update at the end of this year with new content, including a new game mode and new grading methods. Ubisoft Massive is working on this with Ubisoft Bucharest support. Details about this update will follow later. There is also one book Netflix-film van The Division In planning. This movie was actually announced in June 2019, but it is not known when it will be released.