It was revealed that a cancellation decision was made for The Division Heartland, which was announced by Ubisoft in 2021 and could not be released. The decision is based on the company’s financial income for the 2023-24 financial year. in the statement it was noticed. The game would be a free-to-play spinoff that would spin the Dark Zone PvP elements of the action RPG series into its own game.
In a section about Ubisoft’s moves to reduce costs and make more selective investments going forward, the company said “in line with the increasing selectivity of its investments.” “As a result, Ubisoft has decided to halt development of The Division Heartland and reallocate resources to larger opportunities such as XDefiant and Rainbow Six.”
With Heartland’s resources poured into the two games mentioned above, it seems like Ubisoft wasn’t too sure if the spin-off would be popular with gamers. Rainbow Six Siege is the long-running tactical shooter, currently in its ninth year of support. XDefiant, which is planned to be released on May 21, is a free arena shooter game that focuses on fast gameplay.
On the other hand, fans of the series can wait for Tom Clancy’s The Division 3, which was announced late last year.
