With The Division 3 Still in Active Development, Ubisoft Announces The Division Franchise Has Hit More Than 50 Million Players
Massive Entertainment has announced that The Division series has recorded over 50 million players across its games, just as the series hits its 10th anniversary. That’s a lot of +1 defense beanies!
Ubisoft has announced that its The Division franchise has achieved over 50 million players across its games as it celebrates its 10th anniversary. The long-running looter shooter franchise started in 2016 with the release of The Division, which surpassed expectations for next-gen gaming. The Division 2 followed in 2019, but sales did not meet Ubisoft's expectations.
Since then, various spinoffs have come and gone. However, a new DLC for The Division 2 is set to release on November 3, adding a horror-themed flashback campaign, a stash space increase, a level boost, and more. The studio's focus remains on the franchise, with The Division 3 currently in production at Massive Entertainment. Tom Clancy's The Division 3 is being overseen by creative director Mathias Karlson, who took over from executive producer Julian Gerighty, who recently left the company to join DICE.
Despite Gerighty's departure, Ubisoft reassured fans that The Division 3 is in capable hands, emphasizing the team's commitment to the future of the franchise.
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