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Watch Dogs 2
Are hackers nihilist anarchists or social revolutionaries? Depends on who you are talking about. The cast of Watch Dogs 2 certainly looks to span the spectrum.
Today Ubisoft released a new story trailer that introduces us to the colorful crew that protagonist Marcus Halloway runs with. Their primary target is once again the Blume Corporation, the all-seeing, all-knowing keepers of data on the vast majority of American citizens. We also get a glimpse of the Chief Technology Officer standing in the way of the hacking group. Check out the footage for yourself:
Want to learn more about the open world hacking/parkour/shooting game? Check out six ways Watch Dogs 2 is different than its predecessor, and read up on the role hacking plays in the sequel. Watch Dogs 2 is coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on November 15.
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Watch Dogs 2
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