
Jump into this free‑to‑play looter‑shooter RPG featuring tactical combat, deep progression, and an exclusive canon storyline, playable solo or with friends.
Revenue comes from in-game items and microtransactions, which our price-based model doesn't estimate. The player count below is how many people own it, not what they spent.
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | Free | 48% | approximately $0 |
| App Store | Free | 96% | — |
Matched by title. Prices and chart positions are each store's US storefront; Epic charts worldwide. * critic score.
Reviews
Themes across 1175 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
Is this your game? Tell us your real sales — we'll mark the estimate as developer-verified and use it to calibrate everyone's. Share your numbers →
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
The hardest part of this game is getting it to work properly.. Once you boot up the game, it will take five minutes to actually start. Then, theres a 50-50 chance it will automatically crash before you can play. After that, theres a not small chance that the button to actually start the game will not work, and will repeatedly give you an error. If you somehow make it past that, then the game will crash because, according to the error message, "anticheat system works." Gameplay wise, its great, but the true challlenge is actually getting to the gameplay. Ubislop needs to add an achievement for players who actually manage to play the game more than once...
stucking in ubisoft connect ...
They censor the name of our lord JESUS CHRIST
I have played this garbage for around 20 minutes. So far I've seen The Division (1) story and setting, In tutorial I couldn't see the scope of my sniper rifle, and I actually couldnt finish the very first mission as I looted a new gun and the game wanted to force me to equip it - closed the window too fast as I didn't wanted this weapon and couldn't progress or even open EQ to change to this weapon. Complete softlock, i'm not gonna waste anymore of my time trying to fix your game. Peak Ubislop.
sucks
gaaaaarbage. Sluggish, clumsy, gallery-shooter tripe. Dated Mid 2010's graphics and combat style. And the insufferable always-shouting androgynous girlboss, yes you'll have to tolerate that monster again. I give up on modern games.
There's a real game hiding somewhere under the monetization. Skill trees and gear stats are there, the Dark Zone concept is there, but it's buried under energy timers and a shop that never stops asking for your wallet.
While, yes, it is a mobile port, it doesn't deserve the hate its getting in my opinion. The only real issue I've come across is there is a bit of lag with enemies teleporting a short distance and interacting with crates. Sometimes you have to press the button twice. People have compared this to TD1 & TD2. Understandable in a sense, but this is a free game. Its not going to have all the bells and whistles the other games have. It does do something new which i really like. The normally solo/coop open world is now populated by other people. Not just restricted to the dark zone. Yes, there's gonna be a cash shop, which by the way, is not at all bad. Everything is relatively cheap and not really forced upon you. The NPC's are a bit dumb, but i just see it as a more casual and you can kick your feet up without stressing. Still bullet sponges though. Aiming is meh. Obviously its tailored towards mobile players, but it still feels usable. Just have to tweak your sensitivity a bit. Graphics are decent. Again tailored towards mobile so its gonna be more simple and the world isn't as detailed as the previous games. Its still good enough to compete with other recent games coming out meant for pc. Its free. Give it a shot and see if you like it. Don't just look at negative reviews and pass on it. May even get you into the other games if you haven't tried them yet.
Mobile crap
Soy un padre de 50 años, probablemente una de las personas más viejas que juegan este juego. Soy padre soltero de mi hijo, que ahora tiene 14 años. Mi hijo recientemente descargó The Division Resurgence y en menos de una semana, ya había jugado durante más de 20 horas. Esto fue terrible para mí, ya que ya era bastante difícil para mí pasar tiempo con mi hijo, ya que él siempre sale con sus amigos o simplemente mira videos en Tiktok. Así que decidí crear una cuenta de Steam y descargar este juego para ver si podía jugar junto a él. Cargué el juego, hice el tutorial pero estaba atascado en lo que se suponía que debías hacer. Le pedí ayuda a mi hijo y organizó un juego para que yo me uniera. Me encantó porque era el mejor momento que había pasado con mi hijo desde que mi esposa había muerto. Desde entonces, este juego ha acercado a mi hijo y a mí nuevamente y ahora también pasamos tiempo juntos fuera de la casa. Este juego me recordó que hay diversión en todo, y nos ha traído tanto a mí como a mi hijo muchos recuerdos felices.