'The Division' Beta Extended for 24 Hours

If y'all didn't accept a chance to bank check out Tom Clancy's The Sectionalisation's beta this weekend, you withal have a chance to play the highly anticipated game before its official release.

Developer Ubisoft extended the beta by 24 hours "in gild to allow everyone who has access to fully enjoy [it]." The beta will now remain open up until Tuesday, February. 2 at half-dozen a.m. EST, so you lot might want to go ahead and cancel whatsoever plans you lot had this evening.

Ubisoft saw an "incredible amount of excitement" for the title over the concluding few days, with a big number of gamers joining the waitlist for a chance to participate in the closed beta. Those who pre-ordered the game have guaranteed access to the beta, and Ubisoft is also inviting as many people equally possible from the waitlist, starting with those who signed up start.

"We've been working very hard to let as many players as possible join, while still maintaining a shine feel for everyone," Ubisoft said. Yet, the visitor said "infinite will exist severely limited for the residue of the beta testing phase due to loftier demand."

Ready in New York Urban center following a "devastating pandemic" that has left the urban center in chaos, the online-merely open globe third-person shooter challenges players to restore order as a fellow member of The Partition, "an autonomous unit of tactical sleeper agents trained to relieve society as an emergency response."

If you don't snag an invite to the beta, don't be too sad. The game is slated to launch on Xbox 1, PlayStation 4, and PC on March 8.

This article originally appeared on PCMag.com.

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