Tom Clancy’s The Division Series Fans Can Wait new free title titled Heartland. Ubisoft reported it via contribution on their official website. The Division: Heartland game is developed by Ubisoft’s in-house studio, Red Storm Entertainment. Heartland will be an independent game that does not require previous experience with the series. The game is scheduled to be released between 2021 and 2022., reaching PC platforms, consoles and cloud services. “As work continues on The Division 2, other teams at Ubisoft are exploring other ways to introduce the Division to more players. Heartland is a standalone game, but it will provide a whole new perspective on The Division Universe in a new setting.” says Alain Corre, CEO of Ubisoft. We haven’t learned any other specific details about the game itself yet.
In addition to The Division: Heartland, Ubisoft also announced that The Division franchise will search for mobile devices. It is not yet clear if this will be a new title designed specifically for mobile devices or a port for some existing games. Ubisoft will inform fans about this project later. The next suitable date for further information or title presentation may be the E3 event in June of this year.
However, Ubisoft is not done with the world of The Division. In addition to new content for The Division 2, a new one is also in the works. a The Division movie, which is currently in development. The movie is created in collaboration with a streaming platform. Netflix, so there’s no question that the movie will likely make it here. The film is inspired by the events of the original play and will feature Jessica Chastain and Jake Gyllenhaal. The director will then be Rawson Marshall Thurber (Skyscraper films, Miller’s on a Trip, Central Intelligence).
And to make matters worse a novel book is also being prepared, which will bring a new story that will take place after the events of The Division 2.
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