Ubisoft officially announced Tom Clancy's The Division during E3 2013, revealing the game's concept and showcasing initial gameplay footage.
The beta version of Tom Clancy's The Division was released to the public allowing players to test the game before its full launch.
Tom Clancy's The Division was officially launched worldwide across various platforms including PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4.
The Underground expansion for Tom Clancy's The Division was released, introducing new missions, raid content, and underground environments.
The Survival expansion launched, adding a new survival mode challenging players to endure harsh conditions post-outbreak.
The Last Stand expansion was released, featuring a new PvP mode and a variety of gameplay enhancements.
A deadly virus, known as the Dollar Flu, is deliberately spread via contaminated banknotes in New York City.
As the virus spreads rapidly, New York City's public services collapse, leading to societal breakdown and chaos in the city.
In response to the crisis, sleeper agents of the Division are activated to restore order and investigate the source of the outbreak.
Various factions emerge in the city: Cleaners continue purging the infected by any means, Rikers escapees claim parts of the city, and the Last Man Battalion rise as rogue military insurgents.
SHD agents engage in operations to eliminate hostile factions, restore communications, and secure key locations in Manhattan.
Agents uncover that the Cleaners are deploying chemical weapons and flamethrowers in a bid to cleanse the city through fire.
Agents establish and fortify a central hub for operations to coordinate recovery and restoration efforts in Manhattan.
The LMB (Last Man Battalion) attempts to take control over the underground transit system to dominate the city.
With hostile factions pushed back, the Division begins broader efforts to stabilize the city and assist remaining civilians.
