The characters are remarkably superficial, and as a player, you feel no empathy for Aiden Pearce and his lackeys, which is unfortunate for a game that has clearly taken plenty of inspiration from GTA V! Note, however, that'll you encounter plenty of secondary storylines while wandering the streets of Chicago. The main plot is uninspiring, told around a poorly conducted story of revenge.
Unfortunately, the world of Watch Dogs suffers from a flimsy plot, an issue which quickly reveals itself. Each person has his/her own secrets that only a hacker like you can access while one maybe have a criminal record, another could be debt-ridden, while yet another could simply be passionate about classical music.The attention to detail is unique in Watch Dogs, and the portrayal of life and diversity is outstanding. The game developers have done a great job in terms of content: the city of Chicago is huge and full of people, each individual with a unique profile accessible from your phone that includes their names, annual salaries, and lots of other detailed info. Similar to Minority Report, one of the most well-known movies on the topic, Watch Dogs is based on a promising premise. You have access to all this data from your cell phone, which is used to gain access to citizen's personal information in order to identify dangerous criminals. You have to try to find those responsible for some past tragedy while choosing whether or not to intercept potential criminals on the streets of Chicago. You become Aiden Pearce, a hacker obsessed with personal revenge. Set in the not so distant future, Watch Dogs makes use of some all too familiar familiar topics: the surveillance society, the pervasiveness of cell phones, and the leakage of personal data. Walk the streets of a vibrant and deadly Chicago
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