The Division Resurgence has moved onto PC in early access, and Ubisoft is already laying out what comes after that first desktop step. The free-to-play Division spin-off is available through Ubisoft Connect now, while the full PC launch is planned for later this year.

In an official roadmap post, Ubisoft said the PC version keeps the same cross-play and shared-progression setup as the mobile release. Players can use one Ubisoft Connect account across PC, iOS and Android, with earned progress carrying between devices.

That makes this roadmap a follow-up to this week's PC rollout, not a separate reset for the game. Anyone playing as a guest on mobile needs to link or log into a Ubisoft Connect account before moving over to PC so their progression is saved.

Season 1 continues in May

The next phase of Season 1 starts May 12. Ubisoft says it will add limited-time events including Dark Zone and Speed Run challenges, plus new cosmetic sets such as camouflage and exotic weapon skins.

Classified Ops pass 1.2 will include the Strawberry Milkshake free exotic weapon, the Pyromaniac full apparel set and the Hot Rod weapon skin. Phase 3 of Season 1 is scheduled for June, with Classified Ops pass 1.3 adding the Scorpio free exotic weapon, the Freemen full apparel set and the Boombox weapon skin.

The Division Resurgence agents in the streets of New York
Season 1 continues in May before a full PC launch and story expansion later in the roadmap.

Full PC release is tied to Season 2

Ubisoft says Season 2 will bring the full PC launch later this year, expanding The Division Resurgence to more distribution platforms beyond Ubisoft Connect. The company has not named those additional platforms yet.

Season 3 is planned for winter and is the biggest forward-looking item on the roadmap. Ubisoft describes it as a major story expansion that will let players learn more about the people and factions introduced in Resurgence.

The Division Resurgence remains free to play on iOS and Android as well as PC early access through Ubisoft Connect.