Tom Clancy's The Division Beta is already open for those who want to experience the game within this year. As it was announced, Xbox One users will have earlier access, although those on the PC and the PlayStation will get their chance sometime afterwards. There is also good news for those who don't want to pre-order just yet as they might still have a chance to try out the Ubisoft title.

A code will be given to those who pre-order Tom Clancy's The Division, which will give access to the multiplayer beta once it goes live. According to IGN, gamers can also be part of the waitlist if they do not want to make a purchase just yet. However, they should understand that there will be no guaranteed access in their case.

The Tom Clancy's The Division beta was revealed during the E3 2015 showcase of Ubisoft, where it was said that the multiplayer will start later in 2015. Consequently, users of the Xbox One will be the first ones to play the beta, while PC and PS4 users will have to wait a little longer.

More specific details are still lacking about the multiplayer beta for Tom Clancy's The Division. For one thing, there is still no exact date, although a window in the Winter season is implied. At this point, those who have pre-ordered should just get their promo code so they can be ready the soonest that the beta goes live.

As mentioned earlier, players who are not interested in pre-ordering the game could still join the waitlist. While there is no guarantee to be able to participate in the beta with this standing, another report suggests that many players would still be entertained. This would be in the case that Ubisoft will have to reach certain server population goals.

Tom Clancy's The Division Beta is expected to go live in the winter season this year, with Xbox One users being the first to experience the game. The official launch of the full game, on the other hand, is set on March 8, 2016.