Ubisoft has now announced that the upcoming Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 is having a private beta. The private beta will be happening this February.
Players can partake in the private beta for Tom Clancy’s The Division starting on February 7th and ending on February 11th. You can view the full press release below as well as see the new trailer.
Ubisoft has revealed the dates of the Private Beta for Tom Clancy’s The Division® 2, the newest iteration of one of its most critically acclaimed and best-selling franchises. Players who will have pre-ordered Tom Clancy’s The Division 2, will be able to put their hands-on the game from February 7th to 11th 2019. Other players will have a chance to join the Private Beta by registering at thedivisiongame.com/beta. In a brand new trailer Ubisoft also unveiled more details about Tom Clancy’s The Division® 2’s story, revealing all 3 enemies factions of the game and giving more background to the setting of the game.
True Sons: A paramilitary force that relies on combat expertise and overwhelming firepower to dominate their enemies and expand their territory. Smart and organized, the True Sons are led by a former JTF officer whose ruthlessness and cunning make him a dangerous adversary.
Hyenas: A loosely organized gang of opportunistic raiders that prey on struggling civilian encampments through violence and intimidation. These hedonistic scavengers take everything they can steal and destroy everything else to deprive their enemies of valuable resources. The Hyenas are led by a council of the strongest pack leaders.
Outcasts: Bitter survivors of a forced quarantine bent on revenge against those who brutally imprisoned them and the society that stood by and let it happen. Their charismatic, bloodthirsty leader believes everyone is complicit and urges her followers to punish the guilty by spreading sickness and murdering indiscriminately.
Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 will be released for PC, PS4 and Xbox One on March 15th, 2019. It is a sequel to the first game which came out in 2016.
