Person of Interest meets 90s techno-thrillers.
The first watch Dogs can't find it's identity, it's caught between being a GTA clone and an urban hacker-vigilante far cry but it doesn't realize the full potential of either. You can feel the "Ubisoft checklist open world" running this game to the ground, this hi-tech version of Chicago never achieves the feeling of a place (despite great effort in things like having a fully funcional train that can be hacked)
The first watch Dogs can't find it's identity, it's caught between being a GTA clone and an urban hacker-vigilante far cry but it doesn't realize the full potential of either. You can feel the "Ubisoft checklist open world" running this game to the ground, this hi-tech version of Chicago never achieves the feeling of a place (despite great effort in things like having a fully funcional train that can be hacked)