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The Division Goes Mobile: My Take on 'Resurgence'
339 View2023-11-18What's up fellow gamers,
I've been getting deep into the regional beta of "The Division Resurgence," and I gotta say, it's like carrying a piece of gaming gold in your pocket. Ubisoft's managed to shrink down our beloved "The Division" into a mobile format, and it's mind-blowing how they've kept its essence intact.
First off, the controls. Touchscreens and shooters don't always mix well, but Resurgence nails it. Sure, it's a bit cramped, and my thumbs aren't exactly dainty, but the setup's intuitive. The UI doesn't miss a beat either, though subtitles can occasionally play hide and seek with your character.
Visually? It's like watching a mini-blockbuster on your phone. Those fire and smoke effects? They're there, adding layers to the boss encounters. And let me tell you, with a solid pair of headphones, the sound just thumps. It's an experience that makes you forget you're on a phone.
Gameplay-wise, it's classic Division - cover-based shooting, spongy enemies, and teamwork. Playing with friends ramps up the fun, turning missions into a blend of strategy and banter. And for the solo players, the Dark Zone's Lone Wolf Challenge is a real treat, testing your skills and strategy.
Now, let's talk tech. This baby's smooth on newer phones like the iPhone 14 Pro, but older models might sweat a bit. That said, the team's magic in optimizing this for mobile is nothing short of impressive. I'm personally using a Galaxy Note 20 Ultra because I haven't been invited to join the Beta on my iPhone 14 Pro Max just yet.
Release-wise, we're looking at early 2024, but these beta tests are giving us a juicy preview. This latest one start November 16th and it is fantastic.
if you're a Division fan, "Resurgence" is a must-try. It's the game we love, ready to roll whenever, wherever. For the skeptics, give it a shot. You might just find yourself hooked.
The Division Resurgence storms onto mobile, but the beta is still pretty rough around the edges
SHOULD I PLAY THE DIVISION RESURGENCE?
Play it, especially if you like open-world games. Tom Clancy’s The Division Resurgence offers a refreshing dive into the Tom Clancy’s The Division franchise. While it’s not as pretty as the other games in the series, The Division Resurgence brings an exhilarating shooter experience to mobile with an incredibly vast world to explore.
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I played The Division Resurgence
Jay Hunter3K2023-11-18
Another AAA-caliber on Mobile, this time on Android too | CBT Impressions - The Division Resurgence
The Division Resurgence, one of Ubisoft's installments in the popular action RPG series (alongside the upcoming The Division Heartland), brings the post-apocalyptic world of The Division to mobile devices. This fully-fledged third-person shooter attempts to capture the essence of its console predecessors while catering to the unique challenges and opportunities presented by mobile gaming. As a player with an extensive history in the franchise, diving into the mobile adaptation raised questions about how well the gritty realism and addictive gameplay loop of The Division could be translated to the smaller screen. True to its roots,
lyndonguitar2K2023-11-18
A new journey, into the Resurgence!
If you have played any of the console franchise, then this will be the game for you & your mobile!
The Division Resurgence - is both The Division 1 & 2 mixed together, with one of the maps from the game.
Keep in mind, this is only available on the Google Play store for now, and will be released sometime for IOS in 2024.
🎮 Gameplay: Handles great, just like it does on the console version.
🎨 Graphics: Amazing graphics, won't be disappointed.
Envy3K2023-11-24
View desktop siteTapTap looks better
on the app 
