1. The Division Resurgence is now playable on PC via Ubisoft Connect with cross-play and cross-progression support, with full launch scheduled for August.
2. The game supports multiple input devices including mouse, keyboard, and controllers such as PS5, Xbox, and Backbone.
3. The game features ongoing content updates with seasonal phases, new cosmetics, challenges, and major story expansions planned for the future.
Now playable on PC, The Division Resurgence is joining the ranks of free-to-play shooter games for multiple platforms
Ubisoft brought the game into early access on PC through their Ubisoft Connect platform in April, which was just a few weeks after launching the mobile version globally on March 31. The official full version for PC is slated for release in August, aligning with the debut of Season 2. But no need to wait to start playing, as players can jump in immediately without sacrificing their progress.
Cross-play capabilities and seamless progression
From day one, the PC edition supports full cross-play and cross-progression with iOS and Android devices. This means players who connect their guest accounts to Ubisoft Connect can easily switch between mobile and PC with all their skins, currencies, and progress intact. Even the content accumulated during early access will transfer over once the full version launches, making it a low-risk opportunity to get into the game now.
Platform exclusivity and system specifications
At present, The Division Resurgence is only available on Ubisoft Connect, so there’s no confirmed release for Steam or Epic Games Store. Downloading the game requires about 17GB of storage, but Ubisoft advises having a total of 30GB free to accommodate updates and installations. The minimum system requirements include an Intel i5-8400 or AMD Ryzen 5 3400G processor, 8GB RAM, and an integrated GPU like Intel UHD 630 or AMD Vega 11. The game targets 1080p at low settings and 30 frames per second, expected for those with basic hardware.
Recommended hardware and input options
For the optimal experience, a setup consisting of an Intel i5-10400 or AMD Ryzen 5 5500, coupled with a Nvidia GTX 1660, AMD RX 5500 XT, or Intel Arc A580, is advised to play at 1080p on high settings and reach 60fps. The game welcomes multiple input devices, supporting mouse, keyboard, and controllers. Out of the box, PS5 and Xbox controllers are compatible, and it also includes Backbone controller support for mobile gamers using dedicated accessories, making the game versatile across different playstyles and setups.
Upcoming content and seasonal updates
The game’s ongoing development includes seasonal content updates. Starting May 12, Season 1 Phase 2 introduces limited-time Dark Zone and Speed Run challenges, new cosmetics such as camouflages, exotic weapon skins, and the Classified Ops Pass 1.2. Rewards available in this phase include a free Strawberry Milkshake exotic weapon, a full apparel set called Pyromaniac, and a Hot Rod weapon skin. Following this, June will see the launch of Phase 3 with additional content drops planned every six weeks, continuing the game’s evolving storyline and features.
Looking ahead: more seasons and deepening storylines
Full PC release for Season 2 is expected in August, with expansions to include more distribution options beyond Ubisoft Connect. The development roadmap also hints at a major story expansion planned for winter 2026, which aims to explore deeper into the factions and characters that have been introduced in the driving narrative of The Division Resurgence. All these updates are free to access for players across iOS, Android, and PC, making it a compelling free-to-play experience for fans of shooter and open-world games.
