‘Tom Clancy's The Division' Beta Release Date Delayed; Game Rated M!

"Tom Clancy's The Division" beta release date will be delayed, according to Franchise Herald.

The Ubisoft game is supposed to be released this coming March but the beta gameplay, which was supposed to be released last December has been delayed.

For those who pre-ordered the game and want to play the beta gameplay will have to wait until early this 2016. There is still no specific date revealed from the developers, according to the Ubisoft Blog.

Those who have preordered the game on Xbox One have gained a priority access to the alpha testing phase, which was held from Dec. 9 to 12, 2015.

The Alpha test included the Dark Zone PvP enabled areas. Players gave insight to the developers on what the game does when it performs under pressure.

So far, Ubisoft gained a lot of data from the test and has been using it to make the title better.

A few weeks ago, the screenshots of the alpha version were released, according to Christian Today.

Howver, fans were not excited to view the images because of its graphics. The expectation was too high, which made fans disappointed when they saw the pictures. These setbacks have reportedly caused "Tom Clancy's The Division" beta release date to be delayed.

Meanwhile, the game gets a mature rating because it includes violent cutscenes, according to Gamepur. This is an official rating by the ESRB, the association that rates the video games and entertainment products being released into the public.

"This is a third-person shooter in which players assume the role of a sleeper agent of The Division, a secret government agency designed to respond to major disasters," said the description in ESRB's rating summary.

"As players explore urban areas after a bio-terrorism attack, they combat street gangs and militias in realistic tactical fire fights; characters mostly use machine guns, shotguns, turrets, and grenades to kill enemies," continued the description.

For now, fans would have to wait for the release date of "Tom Clancy's The Division's" before they could experience the real game, which will reportedly be released on March 8, 2016