'Tom Clancy's The Division' Beta Test Update: Survival Mode Now Available For PC Testers; Ubisoft Delivers A Massive 24-Man PvP-PvE Early Access

Ubisoft has just released Tom Clancy's "The Division" Survival Expansion beta test as of today. "The Division" beta test of the new Survival mode is only set for the PC version which will feature the update 1.15.

In a press released by Polygon, they confirmed that the "The Division" Survival Beta Test is has just begun. Unfortunately, only PC gamers will only have the chance to take advantage of "Survival" early access.

It has been said in the report that Survival features of the game have more intense shooting action than the previous expansion. The significant update for "The Division" has been started and was actually shown via livestream last Monday.

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"The Division" beta test play for PC is packed with the new 24-man survival mode set in the frozen grounds of the Hell's Kitchen. The good thing with the Survival mode is that it has a mix of PvE and PvP, a total clash in the killing fields in New York City.

Players could help each other to finish some of "The Division" Survival quests and missions during the course of the play. Players will need to survive against bullets, sickness and hunger as they move across the vast map.

The Worth Playing revealed the 4 for new gears included in the "The Division" Survival Expansion. The DLC will include the B.L.I.N.D., the DeadEYE, FireCrest and the Reclaimer, each has its own specialty and firing rate.

"The Division" Survival beta play started last November 3rd, and as the Gamespot said, the beat play will end on November 13th to complete the 10-day beta test for PC. The Survival Expansion and the free Update 1.15 will be released first on Windows PC and Xbox One. The new expansion DLC will be released on the PlayStation 4 after 30 days of the unknown release date.