Key Takeaways
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- The Division 3 is in production at Massive Entertainment and is expected to significantly impact the video game industry, similar to the first games influence upon its release in 2016.
- While The Division 2 continues to receive regular updates from Ubisoft, a mobile version of The Division is currently being developed by a team in Paris.
- Massive Entertainment has introduced a voluntary career transition program, inviting staff to volunteer for layoffs.
- No official release date for The Division 3 has been announced yet.
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The Division 3 Poised to Reshape Video Game Landscape with Anticipated Impact
Julian Gerighty, executive producer on The Division series, believes the upcoming third installment will significantly impact the video game industry, echoing the first game’s influence. During a recent presentation about The Division 2, Gerighty stated that The Division 3 is already in production at Massive Entertainment and “transforming into a monster.” He added, “We’re hard at work on something that, I believe, will have as much impact as The Division 1 did.” Upon its 2016 release, The Division 1 strongly impacted the industry with its graphical quality, third-person tactical action, cyclic open-world gameplay, and novel concepts. The Division 2 followed in 2019 but did not achieve the same level of success. After years of silence, The Division 3 was mentioned during the New Game Plus Showcase. At the New Game Showcase 2026, Gerighty shared a brief update, saying the game is positioned to be a major project with potentially the same impact as the first game. The game, announced over two years ago, currently has no set release date.
Transformation Afoot in Video Game Industry with The Division’s Mobile Debut and Career Shifts at Massive Entertainment
While Massive Entertainment focuses on The Division franchise and its Snowdrop game engine, Ubisoft continues to support The Division 2 with regular updates. A team in Paris is currently completing a mobile version of The Division. Recently, Massive Entertainment introduced a voluntary career transition program, inviting staff to volunteer for layoffs.
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