Summary
Tom Clancy’s The Division 2has joined theXbox Game Passlibrary, with its arrival coinciding with the release of its latest DLC pack. This is the 14th new title to land on Microsoft’s subscription service in May 2025, as well as the 59th newXbox Game Passrelease since the turn of the year.
The Division 2is a post-apocalyptic looter shooter developed by Ubisoft’s Swedish subsidiary Massive Entertainment. It was released in March 2019 for PC and the last-generation Xbox and PlayStation consoles, debuting to a largely favorable reception, as highlighted by its “Strong” rating on OpenCritic, based on an average score of 83 and a 91% reviewer recommendation rate.The Division 2went on to sell over 10 million units, becoming one ofUbisoft’s best-selling games of all time. As a result of this success, Massive Entertainment revised its post-launch content roadmap and continues to support the game even today, despite originally planning to end all DLC development by late 2020.
Console
Jun 26
Day-one (console) release. Available on PC Game Pass since October 2021.
Aug 26
Day-one release.
With May drawing to a close, Microsoft still has several Xbox Game Pass releases planned for the remainder of the month. The first isTo A T, a narrative-driven puzzle adventure set to launch on May 28.Spray Paint SimulatorandMetaphor: ReFantazioare scheduled to follow a day later.
Looking ahead, eight titles have already been confirmed to becoming to Xbox Game Pass in June 2025—an unusually high number of early announcements for the service. Next month’s releases will kick off withCrypt CustodianandSymphoniaon June 3, followed byWarhammer 40,000: Space Marine Master Crafted Editionexactly a week later.FBC: FirebreakandLost in Random: The Eternal Dieare then scheduled for the 17th, two days beforeRematchfollows suit. Finally,Against the Stormis slated to receive a console version on June 26, nearly four years after initially launching on PC Game Pass.
