After careful consideration, Ubisoft has decided to halt development of The Division Heartland . The developer will focus on Red Storm, XDefiant and Rainbow Six projects. This development, announced amid news about Assassin’s Creed Shadows, stated in Ubisoft’s 2023/2024 full-year earnings report that resources were being reallocated to larger opportunities.

The Division Heartland Canceled: Ubisoft Directs Resources to XDefiant and Rainbow Six

In a statement to IGN, Ubisoft said, “After careful consideration, we have made the difficult decision to immediately cease development of Tom Clancy’s The Division Heartland. Our priority at this time is to support the talented team members at our Red Storm Entertainment studio. We are working on XDefiant and Rainbow Six within our company.” “They will move on to new projects, including

The Division Heartland was first announced in 2024 and was intended as a spin-off of the looter shooter series, with two modes focused on PvEvP. The game was notable for its dozens of players and shooter mechanics. It also included features such as staying mechanics, multiple playable characters, and a day/night cycle. However, the game faced various delays and a concrete release date could not be determined for years.

The Division Heartland was rated in Taiwan in November and has received a new cinematic intro and in-depth updates to gameplay over the years. Unfortunately, despite all these developments, the project was canceled. Ubisoft stated that Massive Entertainment is working on Tom Clancy’s The Division 3 and The Division Resurgence for mobile devices, and emphasized that the series is not over.