19) Tom Clancy’s The Division

The Division’s E3 2015 trailer, we are told by members of the Division itself what’s happened to America.

A deadly virus has been released in New York City. Your mission is to investigate and contain the fallout at any cost.

This Massively-Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game Open-World Third Person Shooter(there’s a mouthful…) from Ubisoft mixes gameplay elements of Watch_Dogs and Ghost Recon to make an exciting over-the-shoulder shooter with RPG elements(isn’t that easier to say?)  such as levelling, looting, and a perks system to help you grow stronger as you work with other agents to contain the virus.

And then there’s the Dark Zone. In this area, players are free to attack one another as they see fit. The payoff is worth it though. Loot in the Dark Zone is generally higher level than in single player areas. Of course there’s a catch: You die in the Dark Zone, you lose all the cool stuff you picked up.

While you can enter the Dark Zone as a single player, I wouldn’t reccommend it. You’re more likely to run into packs of four players than any loners.

There are no game modes in the Dark Zone. It’s just a free for all with no scoreboard or winning objective.

Basically, picture “The Warriors” mixed with United States Special Forces.

Tom Clancy’s The Division grossed over 300 million dollars in its first week of release and remains fairly popular on Steam.

A player defends herself next to the no-doubt "iconic" "God Can't Save You" graffiti.

A Youtuber records his fight with the leader of one of New York’s anarchic gangs.