Ubisoft is releasing an update for The Division on PlayStation 5 that will boost the game’s frame rate to 60 FPS, improving the experience for modern consoles.
Throughout 2025, news has focused on the next installment in the Tom Clancy’s Division series. The last update on the original game, released in 2016, came in August with the Year 7 Roadmap, which also revealed a small team of five developers had been instrumental in keeping it running. Now, as the year nears its end, a new announcement has been made regarding that first Division game.
The Division Now Has 60 FPS on PS5
Tom Clancy’s The Division, a game originally released in 2016, is getting an update in 2025 to take advantage of newer gaming hardware. According to a recent announcement on X (formerly Twitter), the update will improve performance, specifically targeting a smoother experience with a 60 frames-per-second framerate while players navigate the snowy streets of New York. Details about resolution improvements haven’t been shared yet.
The Division is now playable on PlayStation 5 with improved performance, running at a smooth 60 frames per second. This update makes the game even better as you explore the original snow-covered streets of New York.
— Tom Clancy’s The Division (@TheDivisionGame) December 17, 2025
In Tom Clancy’s The Division, a devastating pandemic has hit New York City. You play as a highly-trained tactical agent tasked with restoring order. The game offers a large cooperative campaign where you team up with other agents to combat the outbreak throughout Manhattan, completing story missions and engaging in various open-world activities. The city is alive with dynamic events, and you can collect loot and craft new weapons and gear. There are also many different ways to play, including challenging incursions, the Underground missions, the intense Survival mode, the unpredictable Dark Zone, and more.
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