Ubisoft cashed in big time with the Tom Clancy’s The Division game in 2016. Earlier this month, the company released Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 to milk on the first installment’s success and popularity. You get to play the game in third-person perspective in the role-playing, co-op, and online multiplayer modes.
The game is set in the near-future New York City where the smallpox pandemic broke out. The Special Agents of the Strategic Homeland Division must work with the Joint Task Force to rebuild operations, investigate the outbreak and ward off all the criminal gangs.
In this game, you get to combat with different gangs, and you get several new weapons and skills to finish your missions. Wouldn’t you like to save a city with your skills and get a piece of some action? So it’s time to dress up your screen with The Division 2 wallpapers in Full HD and 4K resolution.
1. Steal and Destroy
The game’s name stands true to the characters featured. It clearly shows the division of the survivors into anarchists, criminals and other nuisance creating gangs. The Hyenas are opportunistic raiders and scavengers who are out to steal everything they can.
2. Ray of Sunshine
Do you recollect the Washington Monument in the shape of an obelisk and also captured in Spider-Man: Homecoming (wallpapers)? Well, in the game, flora and fauna look nothing like that in the game. However, the artwork gives a comforting vibe to the city.
3. Into the Stormy Night
This wallpaper is partially warm-toned, and you can place all your app icons to the right. Mac users will get them there by default. It is an interesting wallpaper showing a silhouette of a character facing the orange glow of a fire.
4. Always on Guard
Washington is heavily war-torn, and the supplies of the survivors aren’t safe from any of the gangs. Especially the Hyenas. That’s why the members of the JTF are always on the watch while people unload the supplies.
5. Untouched Beauty
The game features three Dark Zones which includes several areas that were untouched for months since the event. The SHD Agents must investigate those places for any miscreants and also use it as a safe path to cross sensitive regions.
6. It’s Political
The wallpaper encompasses the Capitol Building and the Washington Monument in one frame. The gun and the orange glow does leave a feeling that the things are about to get ugly. Though developers refuse, the game does highlight saving the American capital. So stating a lack of political bent sounds absurd.
7. Modern Warfare
While the game features many advanced weapons, the usage of drones for survey and during battles is gradually becoming common. Also, you never know what kind of arms and ammunition the rival gang carries along.
8. Duck to Cover
You can no longer go out all guns blazing to shoot the enemies. None of the agents and other characters are invincible. That’s why everyone must employ a proper strategy and take cover to avoid getting killed.
9. The City Never Sleeps
Night time is when the Hyenas and other gangs move in the shadows to loot and destroy areas populated by the survivors. So like many other games, you must patrol through the night to identify and eliminate any potential threat. This wallpaper capturing the drone in the shot looks quite believable.
10. Capture the Capitol
The Capitol Building is an important structure, and that’s why it has a lot of enemy camp presence loaded with lethal weapons. This wallpaper depicts one of those grueling fights you must endure in the climax to clear the area and reclaim it from the others.
11. Watch the World Burn
Whether it’s about survival or about taking revenge, most gangs just want to watch the Capitol building burn. This iconic shot is a reminder of that and demands action to get things under control.
12. Pandemic Prevention
The logo of the Strategic Homeland Division on a wall after the event will look fantastic if you don’t want a distracting wallpaper. The peeling paint and cracks on the wall look a bit natural.
13. For the Minimalist Brethren
For our minimalist wallpaper loving readers, we have another variant that stamps the orange SHD logo on top of a green textured layer. Now you may deem it as an official file used by the President of the US. Call it what you may, but this wallpaper could work as the Lock Screen too.
Name of the Game
Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 is full of action and a variety of possibilities to play it with friends and the others online. Sure, the game does carry the usual plot of a typical US city under siege due to a killer virus attack and special agents out to fight the other gangs. However, you get to be part of the action and get an Assault Drone on your side.
Check the trailer of the Tom Clancy’s The Division 2.
The game is available for PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4.
Last updated on 15 February, 2023
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