Tom Clancy’s The Division™

the atmosphere of new york is nice, but the gameplay is boring and all the side characters are some woke jaded middle aged women with short hair

I always wonder how long the post-campaign progression is with these types of games. I haven't gotten very far into the dark zone. Campaign was fun!

The combination of movement and combat feels very innovative; moving from cover to cover is simplified to holding down and releasing the spacebar, giving players a clear sense of the game’s combat style—all without a complicated tutorial. good stuff

No soy bueno dando reseñas pero el juego me ha gustado bastante y aun despues de haber hecho todo sigo jugando

Exciting gameplay and engaging storyline, with a wide range of progress choices that make the game interesting.

The Division remains one of the most atmospheric, beautifully realized looter-shooters ever made. While its sequel polished a lot of the gameplay mechanics, the original Division possesses a soul and an eerie, winter magic that hasn’t been replicated since. The game is truly addictive because of the attention to detail and the pieces of recordings you can find throughout the game that add up to the whole story. That being said, the best feature of this game was the build diversity and the co-op play. I know I'm 10 years late into this game, but i still have to say it... the PvP in this game is dead, but it doesn't take away much from the game. If you're looking for competitive play though, you'd be better off playing the sequel. GLHF

An arguably perfect high budget game, filled with stuff to do in a beautiful open world. It has a realistic and interesting story detailing the virus outbreak and the forces behind it for those who want to dig, but raw gameplay is also incredible. Amazing animations, satisfying sound effects, it all gels together so well and bugs are few and far between which is pretty crazy for a game so large-scale and content-packed. This is my favourite aesthetic and atmosphere in games and movies, I very much enjoy apocalypse scenarios as they are unfolding rather than extreme post apocalypse where everything is overgrown and people for some reason become medieval again. The UI is clear and slick, it matches the game perfectly and the satisfaction of play in all regards keeps you coming back. I couldn't really complain about much apart from the fact survival and the last stand DLCs are dead, I've not been able to get a match in either but not really the games fault as it is 10 years old - I just wish they changed the last stand to only need 4 or 8 players so a match could be easier to start, and let us do survival solo or duo. It still gets updates, so maybe there's hope?