Just recently, fans were able to acquire small information about a new "The Division" title. It was speculated to be called the "Underground" DLC, but details were quite scarce back then. Now, an official release date has surfaced, with a recent leak seemingly suggestin that Ubisoft will be enriching the entire gaming experience through it.
According to Polygon, the people behind "The Division" are bound to release the so-called "Underground" DLC. It is said to arrive this month, particularly on June 28, and will introduce a brand new universe for fans to explore. The revelation was made during the studio's E3 press conference.
The upcoming "The Division" DLC will find players deep within the streets of New York, where randomly acquired missions dominate the city's subway tunnels. With this setup, fans can expect never-ending battles. The "Underground" expansion is slated to arrive first on Xbox One, with the PlayStation 4 and PC versions set to be released the following month.
The Bitbag, on the other hand, reports that a recent "Underground" DLC leak has hinted at Ubisoft's possible strategy in the following days to come. The new "The Division" downloadable content is said to provide an improved gaming experience to players.
Moreover, Ubisoft is also reportedly unleashing a new "The Division" Incursion and will be called the "Dragon's Nest." Players can also expect new zones as well as never-before-seen "Dark Zone" districts.
The said leak was believed to have rooted from "The Division" players data mining the forthcoming "Underground" DLC. By doing so, they were able to ferret out supposed code names for the game's features. In fact, Ubisoft has already generated their corresponding placeholders.
The aforementioned expansion, which is going to be a paid DLC, will require "The Division" players to at least amass a 240 gear score. This only means that an increase in terms of level cap is highly possible. It is worth noting that the current max score of the game is at 228. Obviously, there is a noticeable increase in figures.
