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Watch Dogs

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ABOUT THE GAME
 
Watch Dogs is an open world action-adventure video game in which players control an Irish vigilante named Aiden Pearce. Who can hack into various electronic devices tied to the city's central operating system (ctOS), allowing various methods for the player to solve numerous objectives. Examples include hacking into people's phones to retrieve bank data and steal funds, triggering malfunctions in equipment to distract other characters and hacking into traffic lights to cause collisions. Players can also receive information on civilians via augmented reality feeds, providing the player with information on demographics, health and potential behaviour. Objectives showcased in presentations include finding specific targets to kill, evading the police and following potential victims in order to stop their would-be killers. Combat utilizes a combination of stealth components and parkour, along with the mechanics of a cover-based third-person shooter.
The game features an online multiplayer element. The "multiplayer" experience is a one-on-one interaction between two human characters in which one player seamlessly and secretly joins the single player experience of another player. The first player (which entered the other player's world) is tasked with finding the second player (which is initially unaware that another human is in their game session - no notification is given to the second player). Once the first player finds the second player the objective is updated.

 Release Date: Q2 2014

 

Platforms: Wii U, PC, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS3, PS4

 

Developer: Ubisoft

 

Genre: Open-World Action

 

ESRB: M for Mature

 

 

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