Tom Clancy's The Division debuted approximately six months ahead of E3 2013 when composer Ola Strandh has started to compose the soundtrack that became a piece of the initial gameplay revealed at the event.
Gamezone reported that Strandh dove into the game's story to know exactly "where the sounds come from."
"There are going to be characters in the game that play different instruments and you're going to encounter these people in different ways, in different locations," says Strandh.
Among the music playing characters in Tom Clancy's The Division will be a pianist. The depth of impact of Strandh was based on the post apocalypse setting showing what happens to people when society is on the verge of an epic disaster.
Meanwhile, Ubisoft has recently announced that more gameplay details on Tom Clancy's The Division will be unveiled at its very own slated E3 Press Con this June.
While the news on the delay of its release date disappoints some of the expecting fans, players can almost taste the exciting development on the game come June 16.
It is reported that CEO Yves Guillemot stated that it's an RPG online game and justiied that these kind of games consume extra time to be completed.
"We want to make sure we have enough feedback from consumers from alpha and betas to polish it as much as possible before the launch. So that it comes to the market with the best experience possible," said Guillemot.
While fans previously uncovered that the game is receiving an alpha and beta, good thing is this has also been officially confirmed.
It's possible that a new gameplay will be revealed at E3, as the official blog says:
"All of us at Massive, Reflections, Red Storm Entertainment and Ubisoft Annecy want to ensure the game not only meets our high expectations but also those of our fans and players alike. We are proud of what we have achieved so far and can't wait to show you more next month at E3!"
Tom Clancy's The Division is undoubtedly a massive game in the works. Ubisoft has revealed that they recruited another developer, Ubisoft Annecy, to help them develop the game making it a total of four studios working for the game at this point.
MMO RPG hard core fans can expect a more solid amount of information on Tom Clancy's The Division gameplay at E3 2015, so stay tuned.
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