typical Ubisoft release with multiplayer already down from day one, you'd think with past trash releases they'd get it right this time, the game is solid with a nice open world and plenty of stuff to do but seems to be stuck in second gear, it never becomes just 5 more mintues.

This looks like a really fun game to play I can't wait to buy it and I'll probably go to game stop soon

Pros: The game came very quickly Open world is epic. Stunning graphics Cons: Missions are too long. Only recommended if you are a pro in stealth The product is being sold illegally. It is licensed for selling only in the Middle East and African countries.

A game about a man who is trapped in a foreign embassy, hiding between two rooms without windows, and in constant fear of assassination would make for a pretty crap game. Thankfully for us, Ubisoft have taken their Julian Assange simulator series and pumped it full of personality and panache for the...

Hackers are often portrayed as computer savants hunched over a keyboard, sucking down a Diet Coke, and writing script faster than the characters can appear on a dirty CRT. They're performing sorceries a half-step removed from actual magic, exploiting people and systems without leaving the house.

Having not played the original game, it is difficult for me to draw comparisons, though based on what I have read about Watch Dogs 2's predecessor, the sequel has improved greatly in certain areas, especially when it comes to the main protagonist.

Fun, jolly, and with tongue planted firmly in cheek for most of the game: Watch Dogs 2 isn't a must-have, but it's still a rather good time.

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).

At launch, the seamless online features of Watch Dogs 2 – including a new multiplayer mode called Bounty Hunter – were pulled offline temporarily due to lag and crashes (co-op was unaffected).