Ubisoft's annual earnings report announced the cancelation of one of its most promising games in years in favor of focusing its efforts on a game almost certain to fail. It's been a big week for Ubisoft, which also officially announced Assassin's Creed Shadows with a cinematic trailer and a concrete release date. It reported that its earnings figures were on track with goals for 2024, with the potential for further growth brought about by the releases of Star Wars Outlawsand AC Shadows coming later this year. 12a51

The Division Heartlandhas had a bunch of early gameplay and info leak, just after its mysterious reveal from Ubisoft. All that is officially known about The Division: Heartland is that it's a free-to-play game set in Ubisoft's pandemic-riddled America, and that it'll release next year. But now fans are getting more of an idea of what shape the game will take via these leaks.

Ubisoft recently announced Tom Clancy's The Division Heartland, an free-to-play installment in the looter shooter series. The game is being developed by Red Storm Entertainment, a studio under the Ubisoft umbrella that has worked on both previous The Division games. Details at the moment are scarce, with no information on an exact release date or even what kind of game The Division Heartland is.

As soon as this year,The Divisionwill return with a free-to-play game called The Division Heartland. Details are so far sparse about the title, but it's part of a larger plan to continue to aggressively expand the series. Ubisoft also confirmed a new mobile game, novel, and new content for The Division 2, but a free-to-play version of its hit looter shooter is no doubt its top priority.