Oh my God was this game a punch in the face.

This game's plot is all over the place, being more like a compilation of missions than an actual story. It was hard piecing everything together because of how stupid everything felt. The lack of a real protagonist was really felt, with the recruitment system not even trying to replace it. It just doesn't work. Add an underdeveloped villain that gets its bit of characterization ONLY at the very end, and you get this: a waste of time.

The gunplay in this game was kinda a mix of the first two games, and it's the only good thing about it, trust me. We're back at clunky driving, even worse than the first game's, and the hacking has barely any improvement over Watch Dogs 2. And the recruitment system? The selling point of this game? It's unfinished. Just plain unfinished. All you do is a mission, there's no way to interact with the characters you recruit outside of that very mission.

Optimization was decent, my PC ran it well even if it's not cutting edge, but man is it still glitchy even after 3 years.

I don't recommend this game. As one of the few people that supported Watch Dogs as a series since the start, it felt like a backstabbing.

A premissa de jogar com qualquer NPC do jogo tende a ser boa, mas sente falta de um personagem principal na liderança. As dublagens são limitadas, fazendo com que você tenha alguns personagens com a mesma voz. As características físicas geralmente não bem semelhantes, não há como tornar um personagem único. As missões são muito parecidas, chamando atenção somente em alguns momentos de luta contra chefes.

Londres é linda, algo que a Ubisoft faz com mérito. Hackear drones é divertido, bisbilhotar a vida dos NPCs também. É isso, é um bom passatempo.

This game gets a bad rap, but I can see why. The missions are pretty repetitive, and since you only control NPC's that you recruit from the world, the game lacks character development. However, I found the randomness of the NPC's that you recruit very intriguing and found myself loving some of them and the way they filter in and out of your team through their deaths (if you play, you HAVE to play the game mode that allows perma death). I found myself wanting to use all of the different play styles that the characters have and completing the admittedly repetitive missions in so many different ways.

That said, this game is not for everyone, but if you're like me, you'll pour a lot of time into this one.

Pues me lo he gozado como un niño pequeño, sobre todo porque soluciona mis dos pegas de Watch Dogs 2: el sigilo y el combate cuerpo a cuerpo.

En lo demás, es cierto que es peor: Londres es sosísima, la historia no motiva, lo de jugar con NPC's es gracioso, pero se pierde la conexión al no haber protagonista, las misiones suelen repetirse en exceso...

Aún con todo, típico juego de Ubi que me fumaría una y otra vez.

For some reason I'll never understand I finished this game, I own so many amazing games that I've never played or finished and for some reason this game of all games was the one I chose to finish, why?? Why on earth did I put myself through it? There is nothing to this game, I get what they were trying to do but it just didn't work. This game is just lacking a soul. It's just nothing, it's a nothing game, why the hell did I play this??
On the other hand though, it's set in London and has feel good by gorrilaz on the radio.

S'arrête à son concept de PNJ unique et c'est tout. Le jeux propose rien d'autre car trop confiant et donc se repose sur ce seul et unique concept. Il en devient très vite redondant et l'histoire comme toujours avec cette licence est anecdotique et très peu ambitieuse. Watch dog est malheureusement une licence qui à beaucoup à offrir mais toujours aussi sous exploité par Ubisoft qui continue de vendre des produits surfait car ne sachant faire que cela mais je comprend c'est l'industrie qui tend vers ça.