The Division 3 has been kept quiet since its announcement last year, but a well-known Ubisoft insider has revealed some details that will reassure fans of the franchise.
The fate of The Division 3 actually seemed to be in jeopardy given the latest news about the franchise. But a sequel is definitely in the works for Massive Entertainment, as the well-informed Tom Henderson recently confirmed in response to a fan’s concerns on X.com.
Division 3 is waiting for its time
While Massive Entertainment is currently busy with Star Wars Outlaws and after the cancellation of Heartland, fans feared that The Division 3 would suffer the same sad fate. Especially since Ubisoft had stated before the announcement last year that it had no plans for a third work. But according to Tom Henderson, there is no reason to worry. ” It will go into production after “Outlaws” “. Considering the latter is releasing for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series in late August next year, it won’t be long before that happens.
However, Massive Entertainment’s vision of a galaxy far, far away will receive two expansions after its release. However, it’s possible that a smaller part of the studio will take care of these while the rest moves on to development on The Division 3. If this is the case, the title is unlikely to be released for a long time, much to the dismay of fans of Ubisoft’s popular franchise that combines shooter and role-playing.
Fans have a lot to do while waiting for the sequel
Meanwhile, Ubisoft Forward shared some pretty good news for the new season of The Division 2, titled The First Renegade, as part of Summer Game Fest 2024. With or without the Warlords of New York DLC, all players now have access to all high-level content. The level 30 restriction without this expansion is therefore now lifted. The same goes for the associated equipment, both past and present. Massive Entertainment therefore continues to monitor the second opus and hopes that this bodes well for the sequel. As a reminder, the second installment of the franchise celebrated its fifth anniversary last March.
