Ubisoft's upcoming post-apocalyptic shooter, Tom Clany's The Division, is only a week away from finally releasing.
The game has been in production fro quite some time and fans have been wanting to get into the game already, this shows more than ever with the recent record-breaking beta that took place a couple weeks ago.
The UbiBlog recently updated fans on what to expect on launch day. Since The Division is primarily an online game, Ubisoft is letting their fans know reviews WILL not be going up day one, since it will be "impossible for us to populate the servers in a way that would adequately replicate playing The Division on launch day". Instead, reviews will be going up a couple days after.
Ubisoft also talked about the most important thing for fans to know, when the servers actually go live. The servers go live officially at 00:01 AM Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT) while players who purchased digital copies can begin preloading today for Xbox One; Thursday, March 3 at 6PM CET / 9AM PT for PC (Steam/Uplay); and March 6 at 00:01AM local time on PlayStation 4 – except Japan where it will be available on March 8 at 00:01 AM.
To get your self even more hyped for the game, make sure to check out the brand new action-packed launch trailer above which launched yesterday.
The Division is set to release on March 8th for PS4, Xbox One, and PC.
