The Division 2: Warlords of New York Reviews
Warlords of New York feels rushed, the huge amount of bugs and questionable endgame content are the main reasons for that. There are some decent new ideas and improvements, but it remains to be seen if that's enough.
Review in Russian | Read full review
A great deal of improvements for both campaign structure and engdame structure mark Warlords of New York as a great expansion to The Division 2, an already stellar game
Warlords of New York is easily the best expansion for the game to date. With fresh foes, a new portion of New York to explore, great gear, and some brand new reasons to care about loot, it delivers on its lofty promises. Now, we just need Massive to settle in and swat some of these bugs…
Warlords Of New York has once again raised the standard of the exciting and enticing gameplay of Division series and created several breathtaking and tactical hours of gameplay. The design of the new stages is superb. This is in addition to the addition of several new layers to the previously unreleased Endgame content of The Division 2, which affects almost every aspect of the game due to the increase in level cap, new catches, new campaigns and stages, and more. However, the biggest disadvantage of this package is the way it has been released; it's definitely worth $30 because of the new Endgame map and content, but the policy of buying a DLC per account is not that interesting. This is what divides the players on the game map and, more than anything annoys the older players.
Review in Persian | Read full review
Overall I was thoroughly impressed with my time spent in The Division 2 Warlords of New York.
The new gadgets, locations and boss fights are all thrilling, but the lack of coherent storytelling makes the emotional pay off for these adventures sorely lacking.
While Warlords of New York brings new content for players to enjoy, this is not the most original piece of content that Massive delivered. The main quest of freeing Manhattan is the well-known Ubisoft formula repeated. The four warlords in contrast are fun mini bosses to fight against, each introducing a small but fun gimmick. The main antagonist, Aaron Keener, on the other end falls completely flat. This first paid expansion for The Division 2 is a safe rollercoaster ride for players, but that's all.
Review in Dutch | Read full review
A new content expansion adds to a solid, fun cover shooter which improves the overall loot game by simplifying the skill and perk system, and is best played with friends.
Massive brings us back to the Big Apple in an expansion that has everything ... albeit in small quantities.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
There is no doubt that Warlords of New York is a worthy expansion of The Division 2. It includes an interesting open-world, multiple impressive Boss fight, and a brand-new loot system. It might be the best DLC of the entire The Division series.
Review in Chinese | Read full review
Warlords of the New York is a rich expansion pack for The Division 2, which relies on a magnificent environmental storytelling and great boss battle, but also on a over-used and over-spoiled game structure and a lackluster narration. The end game revolution works, but the collection of rinse and repat mission is something to work on. Overall, anyway, it's a good expansion pack for die hard fan of the game.
Review in Italian | Read full review
A strong story and brilliant RPG systems make Warlords of New York a real shot in the arm for The Division 2, but a lot of initial excitement is soaked up by bullet-sponge enemies in the endgame.
A breath of fresh air that was used to put a title back on its feet that needed to see something new. Seen in detail, the new expansion gives us a completely new map to explore, a good number of missions to face, fierce and above all different enemies and a fairly interesting narrative.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Warlords of New York is a massive leap forward for The Division 2, a fun diversion that aims to be less repetitive and more engaging. There's a big picture being developed here, one that'll make the trademark grind of The Division 2 more addictive than ever before as civil war rages on in the streets of the divided states of America.
Warlords of New York adds a solid new campaign and some needed end-game changes to The Division 2, but ultimately feels like more of the same.
Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 Warlords of New York is a good selection of new content, the state of that content was pitiful upon release with many issues plaguing the experience.
Where the new dynamic weather system can see a bright and sunny afternoon walking through the ruins of Wall Street turn into a thunderstorm of unpredictability and volatility – reminiscent of the marketplaces the location once held.
Warlords of New York, takes back players to the New York for taking down the rogue agent, Aaron Keener, and to do so, players must deal with his warlords first. Warlords of New York Expansion successfully deliveres tons of new contents to the Division 2 with interesting missions, deep gameplay and gorgeous graphics. Also, new features have been added to the interface, progress system and gameplay. If it wasn't for some technical Issues such as sound Related problems, we could say that Warlords of New York is a great expansion. Still it is a high quality DLC with many new contents. if you enjoyed playing the main game, this expansion delivers ultimate experience of Division 2.
Review in Persian | Read full review
What The Division 2 needed was some solid new content to entice elapsed and new players, and refinements to its core mechanics to please those who have stuck with it- and Warlords of New York delivers on both fronts.
Warlords of New York isn’t The Division 3. But it does feel a lot like Division 2.5 or even 2.6. It’s a big step forward for the game, fixing problems that have been around since last year and giving players more to do and a better end game progression.