Tom Clancy's The Division Resurgence has landed on Steam following its initial mobile release and subsequent April debut on PC via Ubisoft Connect, but the port is facing a rough reception among PC video games players.
Quick Facts
- Platforms: Mobile and PC (via Ubisoft Connect and Steam)
- Steam Reception: Currently holding a "mixed" review rating with roughly 46% positive reviews
- Setting: New York locations including Liberty Island and the New York Stock Exchange
Player Complaints on Steam
As reported by PC Gamer, the shooter's Steam debut has not won over the community. User feedback highlights widespread technical hiccups alongside economic concerns. Players have singled out login problems and mouse bugs as persistent technical roadblocks.
Beyond technical hurdles, user reviews heavily criticize the game's monetization and progression structures. Reviewers describe the free-to-play model as overly reliant on aggressive microtransactions and complex user interfaces. Loot progression has also drawn backlash, with players noting that essential rewards are restricted behind daily completion limits that scale down experience and drops.
Gameplay and Setting
For players diving into the third-person shooter despite the community pushback, the title retains core elements of the franchise. Players step into the role of Strategic Homeland Division agents tasked with restoring order after the "Green Flu" outbreak. The campaign takes players across recognizable New York landmarks, rewarding progression with tactical gear and cosmetic items like beanies and baseball caps.