In less than a month, the highly-anticipated "Tom Clancy's The Division" will be released and fans are excited. However, latest demo reviews of the game reveal a disappointing gameplay. What gives, Ubisoft?
Latest updates have revealed that Ubisoft has released a gameplay demo of the upcoming "Tom Clancy's The Division" release date. According to review by TwinFinite, "Tom Clancy's The Division" may have made fans excited about its coming release date, but definitely, it's not at all perfect.
According to the review, the latest Ubisoft game, while is definitely exciting, there are a few gameplay areas lacking, most especially the authenticity of the game in terms of real-life feel.
"One detail that seems odd is the length of time you need to shoot at your opponent in order to execute a kill," the review read. "Even when firing directly at your target's head, it takes a longer than it should, making that part of the game feel unrealistic."
"Another unrealistic element of the game is that you aren't able to melee your enemies when they get close to you," it added. "What? Why is that the case in this day and age?"
The review also pointed out that "one of the first things you notice about 'Tom Clancy's The Division' is that, in contrast to other popular multiplayer titles, this is not a team deathmatch. While there are multiple teams active on the battlefield at once, they are intended to be neutral."
While reviews are vaguely subjective, MNR Daily revealed that the PAX demo of "Tom Clancy' The Division" is not at all bad. "Reactions to the demo have been varied," the report pointed out.
"It has not been a particularly long demo, clocking in at a respectable 15 minutes, enough to get a feel of the game without giving too many things away. Screenshots of the game seem to show a well-designed game as far as the graphics are concerned," added the report.
"Tom Clancy's The Division" release date has been set on March 8, 2016.
