The Division Heartland was
first announced back in 2021, and was being developed by North Carolina-based Red Storm Entertainment. It was
quietly delayed not long after its reveal with its planned release moving to last fiscal year, but it never materialized. Heartland did go
through multiple testing phases, and was in a publicly playable state. Recently, it
received a rating in Taiwan, leading fans to believe its release was imminent, but this seems to have been a false alarm.
Ubisoft has been on a game-cancelling spree of late, having shut down
three unannounced games including its
mysterious Project Q, as well as
Immortals Fenyx Rising 2 just last year. The prior year, Ubisoft
cancelled four other unannounced games, with the company explaining its decision by saying it had been trying to make too many games at once.
