Following the close alpha testing for The Division by Tom Clancy, game developer shared a mini movie featuring the impressions of the early players.
Gaming Bolt confirmed that although players who participated in the closed alpha testing were prohibited from sharing game footage and screenshots, Ubisoft did a collection of early players' stories and compile it into a trailer. The footage by Ubisoft allows fans to take a glimpse of The Division's gameplay and equipment, ability screen and areas to explore and fight in. The gameplay was captured on the Xbox One and fans can say that The Division is an interesting open world roleplaying game.
The Division trailer contains impressions from players who were invited to try the game in Massive Studio in Sweden, Game Pur wrote. Early players tested the alpha build on Xbox One and were impressed by the graphics and visuals of the The Division. Many alpha testers professed that the game is "Freaking Awesome, Unique Experience".
Game Pur added that players thought Ubisoft and Red Storm did a good job in encapsulating New York with many areas to explore because the setting is wide open. The AI is pretty smart. The character is continually getting better. Players declared that the game is fun solo but outstandingly more exciting with a team.
Alpha testers commended the shooter mechanics and the fluidity of coming in and out of coverage, said Christian Post in their site. The Division created an impression being 'quite well programmed' and 'very promising.'
The site recalled that Tom Clancy's The Division alpha testing lasted four days from December 9 to December 12. The invited players signed a non-disclosure agreement yet screenshots and gameplay footage leaked adding more excitement to many awaiting fans. Feedbacks on the alpha build are mostly approving.
Before the official release of Tom Clancy's The Division on March 8, 2016 for Xbox One and then to Playstation 4 and PC, game developer will launch a beta phase early next year. Fans are eagerly waiting for further information.
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