A cross between "Destiny" and "Borderlands". The post-apocalyptic story is told with Clancy's grounded approach, but enemies are "bullet sponges". This co-op-based loot shooter is best played cooperatively with a group of buddies online. The expansive open environments and graphics are impressive. Overall, this is a good action/RPG game. I'd rate it with an 8 out of 10.

My first PS4 game, I enjoyed it to the ending then dropped it for something else. I came back after 3 or 4 years on the Division 2 and found out that this is the best game I ever played so far. Graphics and world are much better than most of current gen titles, story and writing superb. Gunplay is perfect. The overall experience might seem a little shallow until you dive into the endgame. That's when it blooms. It's not a matter of grinding, minmaxing or finding better gear, it becomes a reason, a way of life. It becomes addiction. Sweet and bitter addiction. Vet agents know exactly what I mean. If only this was still alive with new content... I would die a happy man.

The Division sets players in a striking post-apocalyptic New York, offering an engaging open-world shooter with strong co-op mechanics. The setting feels unique and immersive, and tactical firefights are satisfying with friends. However, the story is fairly weak and doesn’t carry the same weight as the atmosphere. The endgame quickly becomes repetitive, with grind-heavy progression that wears thin. Overall, it’s a solid foundation that shines in co-op but falls short in narrative depth.