Tomorrow Xbox One will launch the first paid expansion for The Division, which will be called ‘Underground’. In it, agents have to go to the dungeons of New York and clear them of a new enemy.

This does not relieve awkward situations when a bulletproof thug with a flamethrower runs at a close level after a single player and, in the best tradition of horror, roasts his ass. Interesting detective stories sometimes appear. For example, about a journalist who was looking for an antidote to the virus, but got into a car. But these are rather rare exceptions to the standard set of tasks.

For obvious reasons, this fact should worry us last, but here is the easiest way to convey the sensations of virtual Manhattan: imagine that you woke up in Biryulyovo on the morning of January 1 and do not understand what is happening. The Division most accurately conveys the atmosphere of general desolation: everywhere rubbish and a touch of doom, nearby are some muddy bodies. Further, the line of perception is erased a little – an unshaven man in a funny hat goes to have a rat cub for breakfast.