Ubisoft on The Division Resurgence: Accessible to Newcomers, True to Canon
The mobile game The Division Resurgence, which continues the narrative between the first and second installments of the acclaimed series, has officially launched on iOS and Android platforms. Project producer Pierre-Hugues Puchelon confirmed that Resurgence is a canonical part of the universe, yet it is specifically designed to be understandable and engaging even for those unfamiliar with previous games.
According to Puchelon, franchise enthusiasts will discover familiar storylines and elements in Resurgence, as the game's events chronologically unfold between The Division 1 and The Division 2. However, he particularly emphasized that new players will also find it easy to jump in, stating: "You don't need to be a fan to enjoy the game."
He further noted that the initial moments of gameplay include a comprehensive training course, teaching fundamentals such as shooting, using cover, crouching, and effective combat control. This ensures that even absolute novices can quickly get up to speed and start enjoying the experience.
The Division Resurgence is positioned as a significant title for both dedicated fans awaiting The Division 3 and for those seeking a high-quality mobile looter-shooter who wish to dive into the world of The Division for the first time.
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