14 DAY TRIAL // Tom Clancy's The Division is now being offered for free with the purchase of a single GeForce GTX video card, starting from the 970 series.
Nvidia and Ubisoft are partnering up for one of the most important game launches of 2016, and players will be able to pick up Tom Clancy's The Division with a purchase of a GeForce GTX 970, 980, or 980 Ti graphics card.
The same promotion for the game applies if you buy a GeForce 970M, 980M or GTX 980-powered notebook. The Division makes extensive use of Nvidia technologies, so it stands to reason that they would want to promote it as such.
Tom Clancy's The Division is coming soon
The development of the game is coming to a close and Ubisoft has just organized a final open Beta for the Division, across all platforms. Since the game works only online, they will need to be prepared, and an open Beta is the perfect opportunity. This test will last until February 22.
“Fight your way through the chaos of post-pandemic New York City in this gritty open-world, co-op adventure. As part of The Division unit of tactical agents, your challenge is to team up to restore order, eliminate the virus, and save the city,” reads the Nvidia website.
As usual, if you just purchased one of the Nvidia solutions mentioned above, you will have to claim your game on the official website. It’s a very simple procedure and it will only take a minute.
Tom Clancy's The Division is described as a third-person RPG action shooter that puts emphasis on teamplay. It can be played in a single-player fashion, but the game will be experienced best in a team. The Division also features an extensive PvP mode, so it’s easier to think about it as an MMO.
Tom Clancy's The Division will launch on March 8, on the PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4.
