Watch Dogs is an amazing game, it has a good storyline that will keep you on the edge of your seat, and gameplay that is entertaining. This game is very difficult at times but thats the only problem. And plus, the PS4 version has extras! Oh, and the game takes awhile to beat :).

Watch Dogs is exactly what you think it is. It's Assassin's Creed 4 meets GTA 5 meets Batman Arkham City… but--despite the pedigree of ...

The hacking system is simple and delightfully fun; Fantastic non-story content will keep you busy; Multiplayer is enjoyable and smartly-implemented

Generic plot driven by cliched characters; Lots of tedious chase / tailing missions

Watch Dogs borrows a lot of tried and tested concepts, adds a healthy dose of unique uberhacking, and rounds out as an enjoyable game that's laid the foundations for a sequel to blow us away.

+ Action-heavy gameplay; + Hacking mechanics; + Multiplayer; + Chicago

- Driving mechanics; - Police/hired goon chases; - Most characters are boring; - Ideas noticeably held back by cross-gen

Over two years ago, the premise of Watch Dogs sounded like a fresh take on the open world genre. A blend of a single player sandbox game with concurrent online multiplayer infrastructure, set in a fictitious, hackable version of Chicago, seemed like the shot in the arm that we needed.

There's a stark contrast between the Watch Dogs that was pitched to gamers two years ago and the one that's on store shelves now. The former promised an ominous cyber-terrorist mystery, where God's-honest detective work, hoarding secrets, and privacy invasion were the core of everything you did, and...

"Hacking is your weapon" declares the advertising for Ubisoft's latest franchise-starter, but after more than 30 hours of gameplay it's fair to say that my body count from assault rifles, grenade launchers and stealth kills is far more impressive than anything I can credit to my hacking skills.

99 problems and a glitch ain't one.

Expansive Chicago; Tons of ambient missions and gameplay variety; Seamless next-gen multiplayer; Easy to learn controls; Hacking minigame

Meandering story; Nonsensical missions; Mimicking GTA; What happened to Poppy; Focuses too much on setting up a sequel

Ever since its eye-opening debut at E3 a mere two years ago, Watch Dogs has been heralded as the true arrival of next-generation gaming. Ubisoft itself has done little to discourage this notion, barrelling full steam ahead on an unrelenting hype train.

This is one of those games that I missed when it originally came out, but I decided to try this game after finding it for under 20 bucks. It is hard not to compare this game to the GTA series as it seems to incorporate some of those game play elements with some additions that make it something...

The game is good and with the other goodies that come along with dedsec edition. A shoutout to Mighty Ape on their delivery time, game released 27/05/14, got my copy same day, fantastic!