Ubisoft has confirmed that Tom Clancy’s The Division 3 is within the works, with Large Leisure main improvement. The French writer additionally introduced it tapped Julian Gerighty as the brand new government producer for The Division model. He’ll dive into the brand new function as soon as his work as artistic director on Star Wars Outlaws is wrapped up.

In a Twitter publish, Large introduced Gerighty’s transfer to the model. In response to the announcement, he “will oversee all video games and merchandise, together with Tom Clancy’s The Division 3, led by Large Leisure who’s actively constructing a workforce for the sport.”

Growth on The Division 3 kicks off after Outlaws

Large is presently underway creating each Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora and Star Wars Outlaws. The Swedish firm, acquired by Ubisoft in 2008, can also be behind the primary two video games in The Division franchise. As soon as Star Wars Outlaws is shipped, Gerighty will absolutely transfer into his government producer function and assist “construct a workforce” for the third recreation. Till then, he stays “absolutely dedicated to creating Star Wars Outlaws successful each for the event workforce and followers.”

Ubisoft confirming The Division 3 definitely isn’t a shock, with Gerighty casually mentioning that the franchise has earned round 40 million gamers.

“We might have over 40 million gamers, however The Division remains to be in its early years as a franchise,” Gerighty mentioned in a information launch. “There are such a lot of unbelievable tales to inform, locations to discover and folks to guard.”

There may be some sturdy sentiment that The Division is right here to remain and develop. With right this moment’s announcement, The Division 3 turns into the third recreation within the sequence presently in improvement underneath Ubisoft. The Division Heartland, a free-to-play shooter coming to consoles and PC, is headed by Purple Storm Leisure. And in case you forgot, like we did, Ubisoft can also be making The Division Resurgence for cellular.