![]() ![]() ![]() The game will consist of multiplayer, survival-action shooting experience which is based in fictional rural community in middle America. Tom Clancy's The Division Heartland is going to be a free-to-play title and is scheduled to release at some point in 2023. Tom Clancy's The Division September 16, 2022 Register now for a chance to play and send your early feedback on #TheDivisionHeartland! We can't wait to see you in Silver Creek. Unfortunately, the leaked video has now been taken down by Ubisoft, so the players will not be able to check it out, but the information above is what this video consisted off. Players will also see how the trading system will work in this free to play title through the leaked video, this consists of selling and upgrading weapons and also the purchasing of cosmetics. Other information states that the game at the moment consists of a 45 player match system that incorporated PvPvE. All of this takes place in Silver Creek which is the name set for the middle America world the game has been set in. Through the tutorial, the players will understand the survival system, looting system and extraction system in the game. According to his sources the gameplay footage is as long as 40 minutes and it provides the tutorial for the title. Also read: Overwatch 2 Has Lost Bastion and Torbjorn Temporarily Server Issues Still Persistent in the Game and MoreĪccording to a new report by Tom Henderson, it seems that the closed beta footage as been leaked by a YouTube channel that goes by the name, GhostInfiltrator. It was then learned that the game would be moving to the closed beta phase during the first week of October. Players already know that the game is in the testing phase, as the developers have been advertising the registering process, wanting more players to come out and test the game. The Division Heartland is the next Tom Clancy title that players have been anticipating. ![]()
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