Brings the nostalgia of Division one to a mobile device. The game is great, but there are certain aspects that need to be dealt with around the first light encampment where the game glitches out. In the dark zone, the game glitches out and one of the side missions does not progress(rikers outpost) west side of the map. Other than that, the game is great. I hope that they bring more features back from the original versions such as buying weapons and buying attachments instead of constantly doing world events or missions to gain them. And the weekly sell limit should either increase or disappear so we can improve our gear. The weapons proficiency is a great feature and gives the player and goal to accomplish to increase their power score. I hope they improve the rewards for missions and world events because they give you barely enough to upgrade your gear such as superior weapons components.

Let me start out by saying I am a massive Division fan. Have played since the original released on PS4. From a gameplay perspective this game checks all the boxes. It’s satisfying to level up, the gear feels like it actually makes a difference, when you find a good piece of loot it still gives you that hit of dopamine, and the shooting mechanics are great. However I see this game dying in the next few years purely because of the disgusting pricing. They do that terrible Chinese garbage of having to randomly draw to get any skin that doesn’t look like a thrift store outfit. With that draw system (it’s straight up gambling, one that increases the amount of money you have to spend to gamble again. It’s so scummy and is the reason I will no longer purchase anything in this game even though I love the game and want to support it. I just can’t support these ridiculous prices.) you end up most likely having to spend 50 dollars plus for a skin in a mobile game. THATS A FULL TANK OF GAS. OR THE PRICE OF A MEAL FOR ME AND MY FAMILY. These pricing will be the death of this game as no one is gonna support a game that feels like it’s trying to fleece you then spits in your face and asks for more money to get fleeced again.

Long time Division Agent. Played original Division and still play Division 2. I have years of playtime invested into the franchise, so understand I want to see this game to succeed. For day 1, this is ok. I play Division 2 almost daily on PC. Both on my desktop and via GeForce now on my iPad Pro M4. For day 1, it’s about what I’d expect. FPS limited to 30 - that’s disappointing, I want to use my 120hz screen. Graphics are substandard for modern iPad games. Devs - keep working on it, good start, but not there yet. I want optimization for keyboard and mouse! A game like this excels with a keyboard and mouse. Not everything is working properly right now. Text fields don’t work with a keyboard as it is today. I have to disconnect the iPad from the keyboard then type on screen if I want to type. Not ideal. There are some dialogue sections in the game so far that don’t have all the info there. I have to tap with a finger in some section where I should be able to click with a mouse, please fix. The game says I should be able to scroll with the mouse to switch to my secondary weapon. That doesn’t work. Please fix.

As someone with a lot of time in both the division 1 and its sequel this game really surprised me. I’m very familiar with Ubisoft over the years and really thought this would be pay to win but it not too bad. There are plenty of micro transactions but I’m almost level 30 and haven’t felt forced into buying anything. Haven’t needed to spend a dime. The gameplay and loop are very satisfying so grinding doesn’t feel bad, it’s actually very fun and I’ll catch myself playing for multiple hours at a time which for a mobile game is not normal for me, I usually put them down after 30 minutes. Performance is good on my old iPhone 14 but I play on low settings, if I want good graphics I’ll play division on my PC. I’ve been playing since launch and don’t see myself slowing down so if you enjoy the division 1 & 2 you will love having it in your pocket.