This is the perfect replacement to gta v. Started getting bored with games until watch dogs 2 came along love the gta feel but with modern in game twist and better graphics. If you like gta and need similar but more challenging then watch dogs 2 is the game for you.

Watch Dogs 2 is an excellent sequel that ditches the earnestness of its predecessor, pumps up the power fantasy, and turns players loose in a vibrant and engaging city. It's one of the best open world games to come around in a while.

Hacking abilities and drone warfare are the backbone of some truly tasty gameplay; There's an insane amount of stuff to do; The game world is a vibrant metropolis ripe for mischief

Long loading times are a bore; The multiplayer is more miss than hit

This game was so fun. Kind of like gta but less violently and no sexual stuff. Pretty fun game

I came from a gta 5 player and had some hesitation on purchasing but turned out to be a great game overall definitely recommend

It's still lacking a certain je ne sais quoi, but this is a definite improvement on the first game and a serious alternative to GTA V.

The movement, shooting, and driving mechanics are all very good, and amongst the best in the genre; Interesting use of the hacktivist theme and some innovative online options

The story and characters still lack of charisma, and the open world isn't as interesting as a purely fictional one; Some formulaic mission design and inconsistent AI

With so many promising games coming out over the past few weeks I thought Watch Dogs 2 would take a backseat to Titanfall 2, Skyrim Special Edition, and Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare.

Fantastic mission variety; Successful sandbox execution; Beautiful world

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Light-hearted, twee and more than a slice of cutesy-pie, this casual physics-based platformer, designed with two-player local co-op in mind, is amusing and bemusing in equal measure.

Satisfying; floaty physics; Easy on the eyes; Flying the flag for local multiplayer

Joyless for the friendless; Shop is redundant; upgrades should be unlocked; not purchased; Tiresome to revisit levels

In the current climate, there's something cathartic about Watch Dogs 2's story of ethical hackers taking down the wealthy, the powerful, the corrupt, and the Internet slugs (metaphorical slugs of course, though that'd be something).

The premise for Watch Dogs 2 expands directly on its predecessor. The Blume company who prototyped ctOS (the semi-fictional infrastructure control software) in Chicago as a method to centralize management of things like the electrical grid has expanded nationwide.

Likeable protagonist; Sharp and funny writing; Bright and colorful world of San Francisco; Plethora of varied main and side content; Never takes itself too seriously

Secondary hackerspaces don't do much; AI can be a little dim; Infrequent framerate wobble

Watch Dogs 2 completely washes away the bad taste of the first game. The characters are likeable and fun, and it’s a world full of brilliant distractions that you can’t stop yourself from taking part in. Although the plot does wrap up a little quickly towards the end, and the main villain flatters to deceive a little too much, the hacking makes you feel like a complete badass, and the only negatives are minor. Fingers crossed Ubisoft can get a patch out ASAP and sort out the performance issues - you can work around them right now, but it would be better if they were resolved with an update. Regardless, this is a superb open world game that, thanks to the hacking, breathes new life into a genre that was desperately in need of it. Buy the Watch Dogs 2 game here from Amazon

Hacking feels amazing; The world is alive; Stealth is so rewarding; Feels so fresh to play;

Frame rate is inconsistent; Checkpoints can be unforgiving; Story wraps up a little quickly;