Ubisoft has just released the first DLC for "Tom Clancy's The Division" titled "Underground."

The new update introduces new places for players to explore. The game is set in the underground world of New York City. Particularly, players will go through tunnels and subways in search of enemies. But despite the new features found in the current game expansion, some players weren't thrilled by it, The Bitbag reports.

The report further detailed that there were some missions which were considered to be "pointless," as players will only need to participate in them just to obtain loot. Generally, the "Underground" DLC is described to introduce new missions. However, its appeal may not last that long. It was noted that the DLC was fun to play at first, but this interest gradually declines as players make some progress in the game.

With "Underground" now out, it remains to be seen if the same interest can be generated by the second expansion, "Survival." In the upcoming expansion, Strategic Homeland Division agents will find themselves caught up in the harsh winter season in Manhattan while facing a depletion of supplies. The mission is to survive for as long as they can while being in a hostile environment.

"The Division: Survival" DLC will make the weather the main adversary of players. In critical situations, such as living in an unfavorable environment, people can be forced to act harshly as well. Besides the challenging weather, players will also need to deal with the lack of supplies.

The "Underground" DLC is now available for Xbox One, PC and PS4 players. "Survival" comes next and is expected to be dropped in September. It is highly likely that game tweaks and new features will be seen in the upcoming DLC. An exact release date hasn't been announced yet, but it is expected that Ubisoft should reveal the date in the coming weeks.