The Division 2 Free Weekend; Movie in Cooperation With Netflix
Ubisoft announced a free weekend of Tom Clancy's The Division 2 and revealed further plans for the development of the game. In addition, we learned that the film adaptation of the franchise is being developed in cooperation with Netflix.
The Ubisoft conference preceding the E3 fair was not limited to the upcoming games. A lot of time was also devoted to the shooter Tom Clancy's The Division 2 released in March, this year. The devs revealed their plans for the rest of the year and fans of the game should not have time for boredom.
The company has released two videos that show three episodes with new content, which we will receive for free by the end of this year. They will introduce new locations, game modes and items.
- Episode 1: D.C. Outskirts (July 2019) - for the first time it will take us outside the city of Washington. Players will go to nearby forests to hunt down President Ellis and the leader of the Exiles. The patch will also enrich the game with missions in the city zoo and the Expedition mode, where we will test our skills in cooperative challenges.
- Episode 2 Pentagon: The Last Castle (Autumn 2019) will offer three new story missions in the Pentagon. In addition, the episode will introduce a second raid to the game. This time, an eight-person group of players will go to a foundry controlled by the forces of Faithful Sons.
- Episode 3 Brooklyn: Homecoming (early 2020) - will enable the players to return to New York City to try and stop their enemies before they release the virus.
In addition, a free weekend was announced at the conference, which will enable us to see what Tom Clancy's The Division 2 has to offer for free. The free weekend will start on June 13 and will end on June 16.
Ubisoft also boasted that the production of the film adaptation of The Division 2 will soon start. Interestingly, the project will be developed in cooperation with Netflix.
Tom Clancy's The Division 2 released on March 15 on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The game was warmly welcomed and the PC version has an average score of 86% on Metacritic.
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