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Watch_Dogs Series (PC Digital): Legion $9, Watch_Dogs 2 $7.50, Watch_Dogs Expired
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Steam has select Watch_Dogs Series Games & DLC (PD Digital Download) on sale for prices listed below.
Thanks to Deal Hunter doublehelixx for finding this deal.
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- Note: A Steam account is required to activate/purchase and play (free to join).
- Watch_Dogs $2.99
- Season Pass $3.99
- Watch_Dogs 2 $7.49
- T-Bone Pack DLC $1.04
- No Compromise DLC $1.49
- Human Conditions DLC $2.24
- Watch_Dogs Legion $8.99
- Season Pass $13.99
- Watch_Dogs 3-Game Bundle $17.52
- Includes:
- Watch_Dogs
- Watch_Dogs 2
- Watch_Dogs Legion
- Watch_Dogs
- After losing his niece in an assassination attempt, Aiden Pierce, a street-smart vigilante, uses hacking apps on his phone to take over a new operating system in Chicago to hunt the criminals that killed his niece.
- Watch_Dogs 2
- In San Francisco, hacker Marcus Holloway joins DedSec, to take down a corrupt system by fighting and hacking his way through the entire San Francisco Bay.
- Watch_Dogs Legion
- In the near future London is facing its downfall - unless you do something about it. Build a resistance and fight the opportunists who have seized power. But sit down and have a cup of tea first. After all, you're not a bloody monster.
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- Offer valid through May 20, 2024.
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- Steam is the world's largest digital distribution platform for computer games and is owned/operated by Valve Corporation (the developers behind several classic video games including Half-Life, Portal, Team Fortress, Counter-Strike, Left 4 Dead, Dota 2 & more).
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Steam [steampowered.com] has Select Watch_Dogs Games & DLC on sale from $1.04.
Deals available:
Deals available:
- Watch_Dogs [steampowered.com] $2.99
- DLC:
- Watch_Dogs 2 [steampowered.com] $7.49
- DLC:
- T-Bone Pack [steampowered.com] $1.04
- No Compromise [steampowered.com] $1.49
- Human Conditions [steampowered.com] $2.24
- DLC:
- Watch_Dogs Legion [steampowered.com] $8.99
- DLC:
- Watch_Dogs 3-Game Bundle [steampowered.com] $17.52
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank lostmyoldsdaccount
Years later, I was excited to revisit it on PC. I modded it out, upgraded the graphics, and made it look like that deceptive E3 trailer.
And you know what? It was like putting lipstick on a pig. Still a terrible, boring game.
Years later, I was excited to revisit it on PC. I modded it out, upgraded the graphics, and made it look like that deceptive E3 trailer.
And you know what? It was like putting lipstick on a pig. Still a terrible, boring game.
Which mods did you get?
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The only games I have seen that semi work between services is a few EA games I 'own' on Steam also show up in my EA launcher app. Never seen that work in other direction or between any other services though.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank seamonkeyminer
I loved it. For me it managed to avoid one of the biggest pitfalls of open world games which is to lose track of the main story due to the many meandering of side quests. I feel like every mission, either on the main branch or the side branches, is short and to the point that it was easy in a short game session to knock out a few side mission and then one main mission. So I would get my regular items & skills unlock and progress on the main story without losing sight of the plot. I also like the main story, largely about personal revenge with enough moral ambiguity to make it appealing.Traversal was much better than most other open world games too, and it never felt like a chore to reach my next objective (FFXV killed me there ...). One caveat for some is the driving is very arcadey, i.e. you will destroy many cars and other stuff before ruining you car, and will never die in a car crash. But for me it was a plus that made the traversal more fun as well as some mission much more enjoyable.
I'd say for a try for the price. There are people on both side of the fence on this one so you may get lucky and really enjoy it.
PS: forgot about the multiplayer / invasion system which surprised me, and kept me on edge (in a good way). Never paid attention to my environment so much, and never felt like that about every distant car screech or crash.
Not the person you asked, but I've been playing with living city, fall of windy city, police and faction overhaul, + a few other minor mods. Living city breathes a ton of life into the game.
One note, the steam ver doesn't have multiplayer keys anymore, so the work around if you have a steam copy is to buy, download/launch a uplay only copy to get multiplayer activated, and then return the uplay copy. Between this, and the double drm//launcher required for the steam version, it's preferrable to just buy this directly from uplay//ubisoft connect when it's on sale there.