The first is a change of protagonist, from Aiden Pierce to the new Marcus Holloway, though details are still thin on the ground as to why he’s so great. The second game will keep this mechanic, so it may feel a bit samey, but two major changes should go some way to relieving that issue.
No more hiding from cameras or disabling them, instead you seek out cameras and use them as your tools, hacking them and using them against your enemy. The first game was praised for taking an interesting new spin on ideas like surveillance and city combat, by making cameras the friend of the player, instead of the foe. Information is slowly coming out about Watch Dogs 2 and so far, things actually look very promising. Early indications are that the game has been overhauled in all the areas that matter. WD2 will be the title that either plants the series firmly in the hall of gaming fame, or finally sinks it. The original received mixed praise, as it had a brilliant mixture of action, driving and puzzle gaming, but it was also marred by a lot of technical issues at launch. There’s something of a split regarding Watch Dogs, as to whether it’s the next big Ubisoft franchise or whether it’s more of a one-off. Kyle Juffs Updated 4 months ago The Watch Dogs sequel in a new city and with a new protagonist
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