Personally, I felt that Watch_Dogs was a pretty fun experience. I came into this game not having very high expectations and personally I think that helped me enjoy the game more. I know Uplay is a hassle to use and that it's just a useless piece of 3rd Party DRM software, but I wouldn't base my whole review around that. Watch_Dogs has an awesome, alive, city to explore and mess around in. Most of the environment is pretty interactible without being too overpowering. Tons of minigames and/or sidequests. The story took me about 13-14 hours to complete alone (without any sidequest). Gunplay was fun, for me at least, manipulating the environment for fights was fun and interesting. The story was a little above average, mostly just a revenge tale. Morality system is a nice little bonus to the game. Multiplayer was interesting. I felt like it was like Dark Souls, in the sense of invading a single player game, but at the same time I enjoyed the whole cat and mouse concept to the multiplayer. I would honestly recommend Watch_Dogs to someone who is looking for a fun open world experience, unless they run AMD (Unless they have fixed it yet?).

Personally, I felt that Watch_Dogs was a pretty fun experience. I came into this game not having very high expectations and personally I think that helped me enjoy the game more. I know Uplay is a hassle to use and that it's just a useless piece of 3rd Party DRM software, but I wouldn't base my whole review around that. Watch_Dogs has an awesome, alive, city to explore and mess around in. Most of the environment is pretty interactible without being too overpowering. Tons of minigames and/or sidequests. The story took me about 13-14 hours to complete alone (without any sidequest). Gunplay was fun, for me at least, manipulating the environment for fights was fun and interesting. The story was a little above average, mostly just a revenge tale. Morality system is a nice little bonus to the game. Multiplayer was interesting. I felt like it was like Dark Souls, in the sense of invading a single player game, but at the same time I enjoyed the whole cat and mouse concept to the multiplayer. I would honestly recommend Watch_Dogs to someone who is looking for a fun open world experience, unless they run AMD (Unless they have fixed it yet?).