
PC players can now register for upcoming tests of The Division 2: Survivors. Ubisoft previously said Survivors sign-ups would open later in 2026, and its official Steam announcement confirms that the registration pool is now open. Signing up gives players a chance to participate, but it does not guarantee an invitation.
Players can apply through the Survivors registration page. The test is looking for people who can participate on PC, communicate in English, and provide feedback on a work-in-progress build that may still contain bugs and rough edges.
Who can join the Survivors test
Owning Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 is not required. Applicants only need to be comfortable testing Survivors in its unfinished state and sharing feedback that can help improve the experience.
Selection will happen after registration. Players who are invited will receive the information they need by email. Anyone who is not selected during this round will remain in the registration pool, so they will not need to apply again for a future Survivors test.
What The Division 2: Survivors will test
Survivors sends players into a transformed, winter-covered Washington, D.C., where the environment can be as dangerous as the enemies. Weather, time of day, loot, travel routes, and extraction points can change from one run to the next.
Players will also be able to choose between sessions with PvP enabled and runs focused on PvE. The project draws inspiration from the original Survival mode in The Division, but Ubisoft is developing it as its own experience with more control over run length and challenge.
The test will give Ubisoft more feedback on how those survival systems work together before Survivors reaches a wider audience. For players interested in trying the winter version of Washington early, registration is now the first step.
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Tom Clancy's The Division 2
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