Tom Clancy’s The Division has been in stores for around a month now, and publisher Ubisoft has decided to shower us with some stats to celebrate the milestone.
The infograph reveals a heap of interesting stats on the post-pandemic action-RPG, including gamers’ prefered weapon, enemies killed and civilians rescued.
Perhaps most interesting however, is the fact that players have clocked up more game time in solo mode than co-op. To be specific, the breakdown is 57.2 percent and 42.8 percent for solo and co-op play, respectively.
Check it out below.
The Division is available now for PlayStation 4, PC and Xbox One, so be sure to read our review to find out if it’s worth your hard-earned cash.
Developed by Ubisoft Massive in conjunction with the industry giant’s Annecy and Reflections studios, The Division takes place in New York City, U.S., following the outbreak of a mysterious diseases on Black Friday. In just five days, the government collapses as the pandemic spreads, with supplies such as food and water cut off to survivors, resulting in widespread chaos.
Players form part of the Strategic Homeland Division (SHD), a specialised group who live seemingly ordinary lives but are given authority by the United States government to combat various threats caused by the disease, and help to get society back on its feet by whatever means necessary.
The Division proved a commercial success upon its release, topping the U.K. All Format Chart for four weeks. It also broke records for the biggest ever Q1 launch.