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It's the weird mesh kinda fade in they use, makes the game a bit grainy and rough but.. I enjoyed it and played to the end. So it's a good deal definitely
Although It had an FPS boost at the start of the year along games like Farcry 4. Played it around March and seemed OK then, better than it was on the OG XB1 anyway. Graphically still playable for sure, just takes a few min to adjust when coming from the ray tracing land of Legion!
Surprised we still not had this on GWG, actually been a while since we had an Assassins Creed game, use to get ubisoft games very often, reason why I've not bought this yet as in no rush to play but felt it would be free by now esp since its been on other services
It's quite a fun game but it never got a One X update so it's really rough looking these days

The Surge 2 is on Humble this month actually just in case anyone is into that instead along with Yakuza 3 and the other 10 filler games.
Fantastic deal - £8 for: Wild guns Surge 2 Trine 4
I paid a further pound for GP ultimate so have GP until end September. I can't see myself paying full price though because I've picked off the games I was interested in and now just trying stuff I wouldn't normally buy.
gamer after my own heart! I did the £1 trial and completed plague tale, jedi fallen order, control and I'm half way through Batman Arkam city. Just waiting for the "come back to gamepass for a £1" emall to complete Arkham!
Thought it was Watch Dogs 3 in the picture which actually would have made this a much better deal.


Yeah, WD2 was much better than the first, and a genuinely likeable protaganist - decent cast of characters all round. The only wierdness is the dissonance with violent/non-violent gameplay - you can use your default stungun/drones to take everyone out non-lethally, or you can murder everyone in the vicinity in cold blood, and it makes absolutely zero difference to the game and story. I played non-lethally anyway because it seemed how Marcus' character would be - which just made it all the more odd that there was no consequence or reaction to playing violently from the game or the other characters.
Fantastic game. Really fun gameplay and a fun open world to explore.
this played awful on my amd system and crashed alot
Not enjoyed any of these and I really, really wanted to.

Occasionally, I like to spell words phonetically.
I play stadia on my phone with a kishi. Its faster than gfn, xcloud or playstation remote. Its decent. I dont have a gaming pc.
Stadia has been awesome for our household. All the kids have accounts, Google family means any purchase is shared with everyone. We can happily have three of us playing Borderlands 3 together at great quality at the same time. Saved me thousands getting them gaming PCs. If you don't like Stadia then it's just not for you. Get over it and enjoy trying to buy a graphics card this year.
Is this better than the Watch Dogs 2 Ultra 5G?
Masochism? Bit of an exaggeration. It's £8, no hardware required. Play the game, finish it and move on to the next sale game

Action-Adventure Game: Watch Dogs 2
Released in late 2016, Watch Dogs 2 was (unsurprisingly) a direct sequel to Ubisoft's Watch Dogs, and built on the original in almost every respect. Unusually for a first person action-adventure, the game makes hacking and strategy its core dynamic, although there's a healthy helping of violence in the in-game mechanics as well. Fusing some elements of Assassin's Creed with games like Grand Theft Auto, it has developed a loyal following among PS4, PC and Xbox gamers.
This buyer's guide will introduce the game itself and the main buying options, helping any gamers to launch their hacking career and master the ins and outs of one of the most sophisticated titles ever made.
Getting to Know the Watch Dogs Universe
Watch Dogs is a very contemporary gaming franchise. Probably seeing the rise of hackers and digital culture in general as a marketing opportunity, Ubisoft have created a series which does away with pure shooting and mass destruction. Instead, the Watch Dogs universe is a place where the hero needs to use their mental skills and experience with digital technology to liberate their fellow citizens from an oppressive cyber-state.
The Watch Dogs series kicked off in 2014 with the release of the first Watch Dogs instalment for Windows, Wii U, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One. In the original title, players took on the role of Aiden Pearce, a citizen of Chicago in the not-so-distant future.
Pearce, a hacker and bank robber, becomes embroiled in a web of intrigue after a heist goes wrong, leading to the death of his young niece. In the process, Pearce discovers that organised criminals have hacked into what is known as the “centralised operating system” or CtOS – a key part of the series' gameplay dynamic.
The plot of the first title is as complex as they come, with kidnappings, blackmail and murders galore, but it boils down to Pearce fighting to shut down the CtOS, which he finds out has become an instrument of surveillance and oppression.
But it wasn't really the plot which grabbed the attention of gamers and critics. The original enjoyed a very warm reception due to its huge open game world which recreated Chicago skillfully, providing plenty of ways to get around and interact with non-player characters. And critics also praised the missions which blended combat, stealth and hacking, creating something new in the gaming world.
With so much success, it wasn't surprising to find Ubisoft set to work straight away on a sequel. Watch Dogs 2 was the result, and it debuted in late 2016.
This time around, the action has been moved to San Francisco and Aiden Pearce had left the scene. Now, players would take on the role of Marcus Holloway, a Bay Area hacker and member of a hacking community called dedSec. But seasoned Watch Dogs players will be familiar with Holloway's nemesis: a city-wide surveillance system called CtOS.
The sequel sees Holloway fighting to bring down a network which has the whole of San Francisco in its grip, compromising the innocent and protecting the powerful. And it's quite an experience.
Watch Dogs 2 Reviews: What Do the Critics Say?
Much like the original title, critics were broadly positive about Watch Dogs 2, welcoming the continuation of the hacking gameplay elements and lauding improvements to the graphics and the nuts and bolts of interacting with the in-game world.
For Trusted Reviews, Ubisoft had made great strides, creating far more amusing character interactions and absorbing missions, while creating one of the most immersive environments ever seen.
Gaming website IGN were very positive as well, praising the construction of its puzzles and the joy of exploring the Bay Area map and welcoming the more complex musings of Marcus Holloway compared to Aiden Pearce's more simplistic character. As with most reviewers, IGN also noted the wide range of tools and inventive ways to use them.
Even the conventional UK media were on board with the praise for Watch Dogs 2. For instance, the Guardian found that the whole experience was more approachable and enjoyable, applauding the writing for its humour and real world resonance.
If the critics had a major gripe, it may have been with the game's AI, which often failed to act in realistic ways, making stealth missions harder to achieve (forcing players into more violent solutions). But by and large, Watch Dogs 2 scored highly with almost every critic who rated it.
Official Watch Dogs 2 Trailer
[shortcode id="20853531"/]Understanding the Gameplay in Watch Dogs 2
If you didn't play the original Watch Dogs, it's definitely worth getting to grips with the basic gameplay before making a purchase. With slightly offbeat mechanics and themes, it may not be to everyone's tastes.
Firstly, the action is built around a series of missions. These missions are divided into “main missions”, which propel the core story forwards, and “side missions” which aren't essential to completing the story. However, they are worth completing as they help Marcus to build his “followers”. The more followers he has, the better his hacking skills become, helping him influence the world in new ways.
These missions are diverse but usually involve some form of hacking (Marcus is a hacker, after all). And they move through a range of adversaries, from evil pharmaceutical companies to sinister social networks.
Aside from the main missions, you can also just choose to explore the Bay Area world as a freelancer, which might actually be the most enjoyable way to experience Watch Dogs 2.
Exploring the Watch Dogs world is a good way to get used to the in-game mechanics. For example, you can hack the smartphones of almost every character you pass (possibly earning some money in the process). And the more money you earn, the more weapons you can purchase to help complete later missions.
Throughout the action, Marcus “levels up” as in most adventures and, as he levels up, he can build up his skills. Skills need to be purchased with money or followers, and there's a huge range to accumulate. Examples include Botnet Upgrades, which massively improve Marcus' hacking abilities, the ability to take control of platforms and forklifts to access hard to reach areas, and vehicle hacking skills which provide access to almost all of the cars on the map.
Skills also include “social engineering” which lets you influence how other characters behave, “city disruption” which allows you to control urban infrastructure such as traffic lights, and “marksmanship” which improves Marcus' weapons skills.
You'll probably need those fighting skills, as many missions involve dispatching enemy characters, and you might also need the “tinkering” skills which help Marcus use techniques like 3D printing to create new weapons.
Mastering weapons, hacking and using vehicles will take players through Watch Dogs 2. But there's much more to experience. For one thing, Holloway can use parkour skills to explore the urban environment. He can find “collectibles” like special cars and outfits (and he can also upgrade his own look with hundreds of different styles). There's even a huge community of dogs to get to know – although it's not the core part of the gameplay.
Brief Trophy Guide for Watch Dogs 2 Newbies
Another key aspect of Watch Dogs 2 are trophies. These can be earned by completing every mission, but even then you won't accumulate all 56 of them. Some have to be earned by purchasing certain fashion items, others can be earned by taking cable car rides and petting 10 dogs even earns you a trophy. So there's a varied range of challenges to explore and you can find out about all them in a special Trophy guide.
Watch Dogs 2: Buying Options
If you'd like to experience the hacker lifestyle in Watch Dogs 2, there are numerous ways to get hold of the game, including:
The Standard Edition – Consisting of just the game itself, the standard edition can be downloaded (for PC users) or purchased in CD form for PS4 and Xbox platforms. It comes with all of the missions and side missions as well as providing access to the Watch Dogs 2 multiplayer mode (see below for info about what else is needed to join the multiplayer action).
The Deluxe Edition – The Deluxe version of Watch Dogs 2 comes with the main missions along with additional content that fans will love. Extra content includes unique vehicles, drones, clothing and weapons skin, making the game world more dynamic and customisable.
The Gold Edition – The Gold edition has all of the extra content included with the Deluxe and Standard editions along with extra missions, extra multiplayer modes and a “psychedelic pack” which adds some creative vehicle skins and clothing. It also comes with a season pass for the multiplayer mode.
Collectors Standard Edition – If you're really into Watch Dogs 2, the Collector's Edition is a must. Along with the game and all of the content that comes with the Standard Edition, it comes with a quirky Watch Dogs robot on wheels which speaks and responds to voice commands and can be controlled via a smartphone app – a really creative bit of extra content to go with the game.
Collectors Deluxe Edition – Includes both the content bundled in with the Deluxe Edition and the Watch Dogs robot.
Collectors Gold Edition – Again, comes with the core Watch Dogs 2 content included with the Gold Edition as well as the Watch Dogs controllable droid.
So there you have it. There are six different buying options for Watch Dogs 2, and they all have different price tags. The cheapest way to dive in via the Standard Edition, and you can expect price increases as you rise up the various editions. If you're a fan, you won't mind paying a bit extra, and with the deals available from HotUKDeals, money-saving is always possible.
Watch Dogs: Minimum Specs
If you purchase the Windows version of Watch Dogs 2, it might be handy to run through the minimum specifications, just to make sure that your system can handle it.
Operating system: Windows 7 and upwards
CPU: Intel Core i5-2400S at 2.5GHz or AMD FX 6120 at 3.5GHz
Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660
RAM: 6GB and 2GB VRAM
Disk space: 50GB
And the recommended specs:
Operating system: Windows 7 and upwards
Intel Core i5-3470 at 3.2GHz or AMD FX 8120 at 3.9GHz
Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780, 970 or 1060
RAM: 8GB, 3GB VRAM
Disk space: 50GB
How Do Watch Dogs 2 Season Passes Work?
When you search for Watch Dogs 2 deals online, you may well see offers for season passes. But what are they?
Season passes are time limited purchases which unlock extra content in the game. In Watch Dogs 2, this means purchasing access to many of the features which come with the Deluxe and Gold Editions such as unique vehicles, vehicle skins, clothing and weapons, as well as different cooperative play modes.
You don't need a season pass to play in multiplayer mode or to complete all of the missions. But if you're a keen Watch Dogs 2 player, you'll want all of the additional content. The thing is, it's sometimes cheaper to buy a more expensive edition than to buy the Standard Edition and a season pass separately. But this isn't always the case. Because of this, it makes sense to research current deals on HotUKDeals and compare the price of, say, the Deluxe Edition with the cost of the Standard Edition plus a season pass.
Are There Any Cheats For Watch Dogs 2?
As with all games, there are plenty of tricks and tactics that will help gamers succeed. There aren't many classic “cheats” which give infinite energy or extra weapons, but there are trophies (as discussed above). When you complete certain tasks, they unlock content which works just like a conventional cheat.
So, for example, if you manage to stop 10 criminal convoys, you'll be handed the “destroyer sniper rifle” and after foiling 20 crimes, you'll get hold of the chrome revolver. A full list of these “cheats” can be found on a GameSpot guide, and they can come in pretty handy if you're struggling to equip your character.
Additionally, if you're really stuck and want to complete a tricky mission, you can find an easy to follow walkthrough at IGN.
How Does the Multiplayer Mode Work in Watch Dogs 2?
One of the great things about Watch Dogs 2 is the multiplayer mode. Just as with the original title, you can play cooperatively and competitively for in-game cash and real world glory. There are a number of multiplayer modes to try:
Seamless co-op – The main multiplayer mode, seamless co-op is available to all players regardless of what they have unlocked. In this mode, you have the chance to team up with friends and hack into San Francisco's infrastructure together.
Bounty hunt – If you cause too much chaos in multiplayer mode, you may well trigger bounty hunt mode, when other players and AI-controlled police hunt you down. You can also team up with people who are being hunted and gain followers and cash by defending them. And if you prefer, you can participate as a hunter.
Invasion – Even while you are exploring the Watch Dogs 2 world casually, at any time you could be subject to an “invasion” by another human player. Your opponent will be seeking to capture your data (and money), while you can defeat them and take theirs. But it's not easy to identify who they are with hundreds of AI-controlled civilians around.
Racing – The driving aspect of Watch Dogs 2 has also been turned into an adrenaline-filled racing mode which takes place across the Bay Area map.
Can You Access Downloadable Content (DLC) for Watch Dogs 2?
Ubisoft haven't rested on their laurels, and plenty if DLC content has been made available.
T-Bone Bundle – Available only for the PS4, this bundle introduced a vehicle from the original Watch Dogs that was driven by Raymond "T-Bone" Kenney, and added another multiplayer co-op mode.
Human Conditions – Made available for the PC, PS4 and Xbox versions, the Human Conditions DLC pack added a series of new missions based around Big Pharma, and also added a new adversary class called “jammers” who can knock out your own electronics, leaving you much more vulnerable.
No Compromise – Another pack released for all three platforms, No Compromise was as good as its name, with new missions themed around the adult entertainment industry, extra driving challenges, and new costumes for your character to wear.
Root Access – Introduces a series of missions based around the Zodiac Killer story along with extra weapons and costumes.
Psychedelic Pack – Added some amazing new vehicle and costume designs, making the whole gaming experience much more colourful.
Is Watch Dogs 2 Suitable for all Types of Gamer?
Before you buy Watch Dogs 2, it might help to know that it has a PEGI rating: 18, meaning that the UK and European gaming regulator has assessed it as suitable only for those aged 18 and above. That's probably due to the adult content in some missions and the high level of violence that players can witness, depending on how they choose to play. So it's probably not child-friendly.
Tips on Buying Watch Dogs 2
If you fancy trying your luck with CtOS and the bad guys of the Bay Area, Watch Dogs 2 could be the game for you. As we noted above, the game can cost more if you go for a Deluxe or Gold Edition and bundle in some DLC along the way. But you should be able to cut the cost by shopping intelligently.
First off, decide whether you want to buy the Standard Edition with DLC and a Season Pass, or you are going to go for a more expensive version. If you're a big fan of the franchise, the Collector's Edition may be worthwhile too, but it comes with a hefty price tag.
The game has been out since 2016, which is good news for people who are just coming to it. Because it's been around for a couple of years, there are some amazing deals for Watch Dogs 2 (at least for the basic editions), and you can build up the whole portfolio of DLC relatively cheaply.
Versions of the game for Windows PCs, Xbox One and PS4 systems should be available from major UK merchants like GAME, Amazon, CDKeys and even Ubisoft themselves, as well as Microsoft and the PlayStation Network.
If you really want to get the cheapest Watch Dogs 2 deals, you could also wait for major sales periods like Amazon Prime Day or Black Friday/Cyber Monday in November. But, it's not an expensive title to pick up at most times of year, providing you know where to get the best deals.
Watch Dogs 2 Discounts at HotUKDeals
Watch Dogs 2 was one of 2016 and 2017's biggest titles, and it's still a great title to play through or for multiplayer battles. Available for PS4, Xbox One and PC, it offers a neat blend of strategy and action, with hours of gameplay to enjoy. Even better, it's not too expensive, especially if you take advantage of the Watch Dogs 2 discounts at HotUKDeals.
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The DLC is pretty good too. Great deal.
Good deal, shame the game never received One X enhancement.
Good deal, runs at 60fps on Series X
Noice
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Not a bad game now it has support for 60fps on series x however it doesnt look the prettiest of games.
Gold edition is £14.99 if you prefer that
Great game and story. Being open world, there's loads to do and would say 60+ hours easily with numerous ways to solve missions etc.
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@saucymonk I’ve heard the Legion GamePass rumours but no sure when or if it’s happening..
Don't buy it get it on game pass suckers!
@lestafox57 I hated the game but for different reasons. It was too repetitive for my liking. No matter what the mission set up was the objective was the same or very similar. And the tone seemed off to me. I really want to play legion though but only because it’s set in London sure it will be more of the same.
I think there is a setting to be offline so at least you don't have people ruining your game.
Still £80 for this version on the Xbox and PlayStation store.

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Thanks a lot mate for the heads up, can't state enough how useful this is when trying to compare the huge list of digital games against pricing. The Sinking City looks amazing value in India (y)

I thought watchdogs one had the better storyline, i really wanted to get revenge for Aiden. Watchdogs 2 had better gadgets, and I also really liked that there were online and storyline missions available in the game. Something that GTA and RDR should copy. Mixes the game up a bit without having to have a separate game/character.
I was hoping this would be good but i had no idea what the point was. What are the missions, where is the story, why are they random people in and out of the game online, can you turn this off, why are cars so stiff to drive, what is the point? Graphics are really good IMO but after a few hours trying to figure it out and dying form cops killing me every 5 seconds enough was enough, i tried to get a refund!
Loved the first Watchdogs, but didn't really like this. It would be silly to say the graphics were "worse", but there is just something more cartoony and less real about it. Not to mention the first one was a dark, gritty crime underworld story, whereas 2 is way too hipster and woke.. and tried way too hard at those aspects for me to take it seriously. Have to say, I am enjoying Legion much more than Watchdogs 2, it seems to dial back on the wokeness (although they do crowbar a little of their politics into the game) , and gives you the opportunity to play as a darker character of you choose to do so.
Great game this, playing it again on PC now to activate DLC.
Just out of interest but how does this one compare to Legion? I've only played the latter so far.
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Loved this game, easily my favourite ubi game (haven't tried legion yet) much better story if a bit cringy but genuinely not too bad or hello my fellow millennials. The characters are interesting enough, gameplays good accept the driving isn't great but made up for by the all the hacking abilities. Honestly a great game and worth a tenner to play but I'd recommend buying the gold edition with the dlc for almost the same price (usually around £15ish) is the dlc is worth playing or if you don't care wait for it to probably end up on gamepass to tempt people to buy legion.
So I tried this game again and whilst most of the gameplay is solid. Driving and sometime the controls are just a pain. I'll see how far I get before I give up again.
Have to agree with you both. I just can't get into either... couldn't even tell you why.. edit: prob still a good deal. Voted hot for anyone into it.
I was like that with the first one. Then got in on games with golds & played multi player with my mates and got into it. Managed to get this for £3.84 as a download. It doesn’t play like a a normal shooter. You give enemies damage when you shoot them. So a headshot isn’t an instant kill, it just does more damage.
I bought a physical copy of this game a while back and it's just difficult to get into. I don't know if it's because I wasn't paying enough attention to the tutorials, but the first one was good fun and easy to pick. Not sure if they've just tried too much. Will give it another crack this evening.

Thank you for posting. We have added this thread to the Highlights section (y)
Will be interesting to see how it runs on the series s & x. This a long with the first game need a lift, it's not fair that watchdogs 2 looks brilliant on the PS4 pro and Xbox one x users get a blurry mess.
I just mean in terms of it running smoother on something with a faster CPU and GPU rather than taking advantage of the hardware.
Doubt it, they couldn't even patch the Xbox one X version so doubtful this will receive any series X enhancements.
Easily the best watch dogs game

Enjoyed his game definitely better than first one :D
I really enjoyed the DLC on this game, would recommend the gold edition!
probably worth noting that the 'gold' edition is £15.99 too, until the 2nd November. Currently on the fence with buying it though, due to backlog (fierce)
I enjoyed the game a lot. I found that if you don't take the story too seriously it's okay. A really fun game I found, even if the gunplay is a bit lacking
I played this game with free ubisoft event. Main story behind it is really good, however repetative small quests are the same ubisoft job like AC series etc. They increased game hour by adding non necessary (similar) small quests. If u dont mind that style definetly good game otherwise save your momey for legion :)

Got this one despite having the Ubisoft freebie too. Just need to soup up a PC enough to run it nicely now!
Serious heat. Had missed this offer, and just spotted it as i was about to launch into the breach for another run....
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I once watched two dogs dozing. One seemed really agitated and started to howl. But I let him lie.
Soon as I saw this deal I moved on it like a bit*chh!! ... I pushed the Get IT button very strongly! Thank you OP this is a tremendous deal and not a lot of people know that. (y)


any deals on PS now at the moment (y)
Unsurprising, when you consider that most of those will be introductory deals or £1 Gold conversions. The service is popular because it's ridiculously good value... To the point where MS must be losing money! MS have sold less than 50M XB1 consoles. Sony have sold over 110M PS4 consoles. MS are trying to tempt people over with Game Pass - it was certainly a big factor in my purchase!
Xbox Game Pass has 10+ million subscribers
Yea I wouldn't say no to a remaster for it. Loved the second just as much. Controls were better & the hardest mode with only 3 saves made it scary as hell. Shame you can't even get them on EA access. EA greed ruined the series with the third, putting in microtransactions in a single player game & wanting a Call of Duty style game (confused)
I still think the first one was the best. Was the first survival horror that you can't pause! At least on Resident Evil you could pull out the menu screen and take a breath.. In Dead Space that's not an option with the menus being an overlay on your back. Such a small thing - but genious!

Nothing for the Xbox version?
Knowing my luck ill buy this and forget about logging in for the game.

maybe you were doing so well that the global corporation had to shut you down? :)
Hardware capability isn't the issue Ryzen 3700x Rtx270 super 32gb ram Good game but the crashes are 🐶 (poo)
Same here - played on two pcs. Old intel i7 + vega 56 rzzen 1600 + gtx 970 i got bored before it crashed! both 16gb ram though
Was extremely behaved on my PC, Windows 10, Intel CPU, Nvidia GPU, 16gb ram.
Game crashes so much!

Don't bother with this deal!!! Grab a free copy on the 12th! https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/watchdogs-2-pc-free-on-july-12th-3500385
@Jason thanks dude! :D
Nice first deal @dopeman Hot from me (highfive)
Is one any good as well. I have that twice now! I started it one xmas but got bored after he went outside after getting to the apartment. Never continued after that.
Just finished this yesterday, good game.

I enjoyed the single player, found honestly found it a bit on the short side. Fortunately bought it fairly cheap otherwise would have been disappointed. At this price it's pretty decent.
Yes it's pretty heavily threaded. 4 fast cores with 8 threads is really important like say a 4790k at least, but a 6 core with 12 threads like an 8700k is even better and noticeable. With say a 4790k a GTX1060 would probably be enough for 1080/60, with anything less the game can be quite a bit slower. The difference between a 6600k and a 6700k is pretty huge.
Agreed. I couldn't get this running at 60fps on my 1060 even with low/medium settings. I read it needs a pretty decent cpu too which perhaps I'm lacking.
+1 always better to save more ££
Loved this, got all the achievements (y)
Why do you always find out a better deal when you have either made a purchase or posted a deal?
£15.99 on cd keys
Not sure why this is voted cold, seems a good deal with all the DLC included.