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Watch Dogs 2 Season Pass Detailed
Despite taking pre-orders on it for months, Ubisoft has finally detailed the contents of its $39.99 season pass for Watch Dogs 2. It contains four mission packs, gadget and character skins, a new co-op difficulty mode, and more. For more details, check out the list below, courtesy of Ubisoft's official blog.
T-Bone Content Bundle
Raymond “T-Bone” Kenney returns in Watch Dogs 2, and he’s brought his tropical trucker-hobo look with him. The T-Bone Bundle includes his truck, his outfit, and Mayhem – a new difficulty level for co-op activities that introduces a new enemy archetype equipped with advanced weaponry.
Human Conditions
Uncover scandals in San Francisco’s science and medicine industries through several hours of content spread across three new world stories. Additionally, this content unlocks elite co-op missions that feature the Jammer – an enemy that possesses the technology to hunt you down.
No Compromise
Marcus takes on the Russian Mafia in a new world story that exposes an even more dangerous side of San Francisco. You can also experience a new co-op mode called Showd0wn where only the best players can survive.
Root Access Bundle
Someone claiming to be the Zodiac Killer has returned to the Bay Area, and they’re leaving new messages from Marcus to uncover and decipher. In addition to the Zodiac Killer mission, this bundle includes new outfits, cars, a drone skin, and a new weapon.
Psychedelic Pack
Hippies. San Francisco. A groovy weapon, outfit, drone, and car await.
For more on Watch Dogs 2, check out Game Informer's preview here.
[Source: Ubisoft Blog]
Our Take
It's a pretty expensive season pass, which is almost the norm these days. However, it does seem to come with a lot of content. Whether or not it will all be decent or worth the price is another story.
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