The Division 2's first-year expansions take you to the Pentagon and beyond
There's a lot more content coming!
One of Ubisoft's most-anticipated new titles is The Division 2, the sequel to the popular first game that launched back in 2016. The Division 2 is a third-person military shooter which tasks you with stopping malicious forces from seizing control of the government in the District of Columbia. It's unclear how the rest of the country is affected at this point, but we should find out soon enough.
The Division 2's open beta starts on March 1, but there's a lot more on the horizon. Today, Ubisoft detailed some of the free content coming to the game over the next year.
- Tidal Basin: Releasing shortly after launch, this is a new challenging stronghold held by the Black Tusks.
- Operation Dark Hours: Also releasing soon after launch, this will be the first 8-player raid ever.
- Episode 1 - Expeditions: Releasing in Summer 2019, this will take players to the surrounding areas of Washington to liberate new areas.
- Episode 2 - Pentagon: Releasing in Fall 2019, this will have additional main missions and will take you to the Pentagon.
- Episode 3: Releasing in Winter 2019, this download will close the first chapter of The Division 2's story and pave the way for more content.
Related: How to play The Division 2 beta
The Division 2's Year 1 Pass is included in the Gold Edition and Ultimate Edition. You can also purchase it for $40. The Year 1 Pass grants early access to all additional content, instant access to new Specilizations, more Classified Assignments to reveal more about the city, and some cosmetic items that should help you stand out.
Save the American government
The continuation of a popular franchise
One of Ubisoft's most-anticipated new titles is The Division 2, the sequel to the popular first game that launched back in 2016. The Division 2 is a third-person military shooter.
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