The original Tom Clancy's The Division game was released, establishing the groundwork for the sequel.
Ubisoft officially announced Tom Clancy's The Division 2, the direct sequel to the original game.
Tom Clancy's The Division 2 was released worldwide on multiple platforms, becoming a popular MMORPG shooter.
Major expansion pack for The Division 2 released, expanding gameplay to New York City and continuing its storyline.
A genetically engineered smallpox virus, known as 'Green Poison,' is released in New York City during Black Friday sales, causing a deadly pandemic.
In response to the pandemic and societal collapse, the Strategic Homeland Division (SHD), known simply as The Division, is activated to restore order and assist in crisis response.
Amid the pandemic's spread and ensuing chaos, Washington D.C. descends into violence and lawlessness as factions vie for control over the city.
The Division deploys agents to Washington D.C. to stabilize the city, combat hostile factions, and assist in reestablishing government control.
The True Sons, a militaristic faction composed mostly of former soldiers, emerge as a significant threat in Washington D.C., seeking to claim power.
The Outcasts, survivors who are dealing with their own trauma from the virus outbreak, begin attacking both civilians and The Division in brutal raids.
The Hyenas, a violent gang that loots and pillages, become more active in Washington D.C., creating chaos and further destabilizing the city.
The Division regains control over Capitol Hill to establish a stronghold and command center for efforts to retake Washington D.C.
Operation ISAC, an initiative using advanced technology and intelligence to identify threats and coordinate agents, is launched to aid the fight.
The Division successfully liberates the White House, which serves as their main base of operations in Washington D.C.
The Division conducts multiple operations to dismantle the major hostile factions: the True Sons, Outcasts, and Hyenas, to restore stability.