Following Ubisoft's successful titles, Watch Dogs and the rumored Watch Dogs 2 look to have their names imprinted unto the history books of hardcore action role-playing games. Like any other installment or franchise, there is an inevitable need for a continuity to a smooth yet strong series. But sadly, Watch Dogs may not be reaching the said goals and achievements anytime soon.
According to PC Advisor, the long overdue Watch Dogs 2 proposition may be set aside for the long run, or until Ubisoft says otherwise. The success of the first one has indeed made such an impact in the RPG world, but that does not necessarily guarantee the pure continuity of a second expansion.
As recently reported by Twinfinite, many fans may have been left hanging with such a teasing footage of the Ubisoft masterpiece, as seen from the E3 2015 reveal. Many of the gamers and followers of the franchise were not truly pleased with what they witnessed, presumably due to the bugs or the peculiar occurrences that the PC version of the game has gone through, or simply put, the lead character Aiden Pierce being stale or boring, if safe to say.
Regardless of the reason, Ubisoft resorted to making Watch Dogs: Complete Edition. The game will comprise of the season pass, new weaponry, new sets of outfits, wider array of missions and the coveted season pass. Moreover, the gamers will have their very own Watch Dogs Bad Blood DLC and have the privilege to play as T-Bone, the legendary hacker.
The entire set costs about $50 for the Xbox One. However, the possibility of a PC version for the said title has not been confirmed yet, let alone the DLC availability.
As delivered by The Guardian, Ubisoft has done their part and learned from the mistakes that they have done with the previous Watch Dogs title. Though the popularity of the Watch Dogs Complete Edition may still be questionable, it is a valiant effort by Ubisoft to do the necessary measures in making the game as successful as it should be.
Stay tuned for more updates regarding Watch Dogs: Complete Edition and the possibility of Watch Dogs 2. In the near future, the resounding craving of a Watch Dogs 2 may just make Ubisoft give in.
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