Generally speaking, it seems to be a smaller, free version of what fans have come to know with The Division. It also seems to confirm speculation that The Division Heartland is a battle royale, at least in part, as there is also a PvEvP mode with 40 players called 'Storm'. New gameplay from a leaked closed alpha test (via SkyLeaks, Reddit user ZuvivorLDG) confirms that The Division Heartland is set in the Midwest and features two modes, including one that is more traditional for the series and involves wandering through the quiet town of Silver Creek. Related: When Tom Clancy's The Division Heartland Releases There's been a lot of speculation about what the game actually is, but it seems to be true to the overall experience and formula of The Division franchise, much to the surprise of many. The Division Heartland was revealed last week as part of a general roadmap for the entire franchise, including the development of the Netflix film, new content updates, a novel, and this mysterious free-to-play game. But now fans are getting more of an idea of what shape the game will take via these leaks. All that is officially known about The Division: Heartland is that it's a free-to-play game set in Ubisoft's pandemic-riddled America, and that it'll release next year. The Division Heartlandhas had a bunch of early gameplay and info leak, just after its mysterious reveal from Ubisoft.

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