The Division 2 deployed to Stadia

Developed by Massive Entertainment, in collaboration with seven other studios around the world,* Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 is an open world online shooter that is playable solo or in co-op. Set seven months after the Green Poison was released in New York City, the game brings players into a fractured and collapsing Washington, D.C. The world is on the brink, its people living through the biggest crisis ever faced in human history. Bringing Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 to Stadia was the result of a collaborative effort by Massive Entertainment and Ubisoft RedLynx.

Also available on Stadia is Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 Warlords of New York, a narrative-driven expansion following the footsteps of Tom Clancy’s The Division 2. In the expansion, Division agents are on the ultimate manhunt in Lower Manhattan for Aaron Keener, a former agent who has now gone rogue. Keener, along with his network of rogue agents, is now a major threat to the burgeoning rebirth of civilization.

On Stadia, both Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 and Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 Warlords of New York feature cross-play capabilities with Windows PC, allowing Division agents playing on Stadia and PC to play together. In order to experience cross-play capabilities, players must link their Uplay account with their Stadia account. In addition to cross-play, cross-progression will let players carry their agent progression across both Stadia and PC. Players must own a Stadia and PC version of the game for cross-progression to occur.

Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 takes full advantage of Stadia’s unique features, including Stream Connect. Exclusively available on Stadia, the feature allows players to share their screen in real-time with co-op teammates. Players will be able to see the vantage points of up to three co-op players at the same time. Seeing other players’ point of view eases the tactical communication between teammates, allowing players to collaborate like never before.

For players with a Stadia Pro subscription, along with the necessary bandwidth and display, 4K and HDR are fully supported.