The Division alpha footage has been leaked

21 December 2015
The Division

Tom Clancy’s The Division is a game which everyone is talking about, but not for all the right reasons this time around.

A player participating in a closed alpha of the game decided to break the NDA (Non-disclosure Agreement) and leaked gameplay footage of the Xbox One build of the game.

This leaked gameplay footage eventually made its way to YouTube and numerous other video sharing websites.

The closed alpha was made available to selected gamers who pre-ordered Xbox One versions of The Division. The event ran from the 9th to the 12th of December.

However, in order to participate selected players had to sign an NDA, which prohibits these players from posting videos and screenshots anywhere.

Well, it seems that someone did indeed break the NDA.

Following this, Ubisoft has already issued a DMCA (copyright claim) on the videos leaked to YouTube.

But you can watch the Dailymotion videos below of the same gameplay, thanks to DualShockers and NeoGAF.

Just keep in mind that the alpha footage below isn’t indicative of the final product and the game’s overall finished quality.


tom clancys the division 3 by lajos-csoka-lajos


tom clancys the division 2 by lajos-csoka-lajos

More information on the videos and links are available via this NeoGAF thread if you’re interested.

So what do you think about The Division so far and the leaked gameplay footage? Share your thoughts with us in the comments section and the forum below.


Source: DualShockers, NeoGAF, PC Gamer, Gamespot

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  1. Helldriver Phoenix
    23.12.2015 at 13:40

    Ubisoft you idoits, it’s called free advertising.

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