Exciting news for fans of The Division series as The Division Heartland has received an age rating in Taiwan, hinting at an impending release date announcement. This free-to-play title, rated suitable for ages 15 and up, suggests that the game is nearing completion. Set in the small American town of Silver Creek, players will take on the role of Division agents, protecting the town from rogue agents and a devastating virus.
The Division Heartland brings players to help agent Mackenzie Reed establish a base known as 'Rocket Rink', where they can band together and prepare for day and night cycles, with stronger enemies emerging at night. The virus will randomly appear throughout the town, and players must use special masks with filters to navigate these dangerous zones. Players can choose from three classes: weapon expert, medic, or survivor, and crafting tools will be essential for daily survival, including carrying disinfected water for drinking.
With a release planned for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S, The Division Heartland is gearing up to be a significant addition to the franchise, offering a new experience for players to dive into the strategic survival gameplay the series is known for. Stay tuned for more updates on release dates and game details.
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Stoked for the die-hard Division agents out there; it looks like The Division Heartland is shaping up to be quite the strategic survival playground. With night terrors and the ever-looming virus, I'm already plotting my daytime crafting strategies and nighttime survival tactics.
Sounds like The Division Heartland is shaping up nicely for those itching for more tactical survival gameplay. The tease of a fresh setting and the strategic twist of day-night cycles adds a cool layer of anticipation for series veterans and newcomers alike.
Looks like The Division Heartland is shaping up to be a spicy addition to the loot-shooter genre, especially for those night owls who like their enemies tough and their survival stakes high. Can't wait to slap on a mask in Silver Creek and show those night-time baddies who's boss, all for the irresistible price of free.99.