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'Tom Clancy's The Division' DLC release date update 2016: Survival DLC follows Underground DLC

Maria Bernadette Castro June 21, 2016 03:19 AM EST

A screenshot from the \"Tom Clancy\'s The Division: Survival\" DLC | YouTube/Ubisoft

The next downloadable content (DLC) for "Tom Clancy's The Division" is called Survival, which developer Ubisoft unveiled during the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) 2016.

The description for the trailer for the DLC reads:

SHD agents have run out of supplies in the middle of a harsh Manhattan winter and will have to survive as long as possible in a very hostile environment.

This "The Division" DLC features a character who appears to be a lone survivor of a helicopter crash. He is stranded in an area in Manhattan, plagued by cold temperature that continues to drop.

There's shortage of water and food in the place, and the survivor is forced to live under the harsh conditions. Like him, there are other people who struggle to survive as well.

However, in "The Division: Survival" DLC trailer, one group of survivors attempts to kill him, only to be saved in time by another squad. This will be the setup in the expansion pack.

"The Division" DLC introduces weather as an adversary as well as the harsh situation that produced even harsher types of people. The lack of supplies will also pose a challenge.

"The Division: Survival" DLC will make a splash in September. Before it does, the Underground DLC for the popular shooter will be released first.

The said expansion pack drops on June 28 on the Xbox One and PC. The PlayStation players will have to wait until Aug. 2 to get their hands on "The Division" DLC.

According to Ubisoft community manager Hamish Bode, there will be weapon changes that will come with this DLC. Some of the tweaks will have an effect on existing weapons.

More details about "The Division: Underground" DLC will be revealed in the upcoming "State of the Game" podcast. Details on the Survival DLC might be revealed there as well.

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