Beyond completionists, most players will get tired of them quickly. After a while, earning more cash turns stale and collecting XP feels fruitless. Can anyone really stomach another round of Texas Hold 'em? A lot of the extras in the game aren't worth the time spent completing them. There's also a handful of activities that you're bound to have seen before. Some of the extra items are fun to investigate, but others aren't worth more than a first try. The campaign takes a few hours to gain some momentum, but it's not without the constant bombardment of HUD items distracting you from the game's other features. Now it's time for Pearce to get to the bottom of a corrupt world of surveillance and control in order to make sense of who is responsible for his pain. Since that night, guilt has been eating away at him and it's chewed through his relationship with his family. A few months back his nefarious actions cost him the loss of a loved one. You play as Aiden Pearce, an antihero who has inexplicable hacking abilities that he shares with an underground network of quasi-acquaintances. Hacking, the very mechanic Watch Dogs is built upon, doesn't feel strong enough to carry an entire game. Once I was able to wrap my head around the rule set of the Watch Dogs world, everything suddenly felt small and unimportant. Watch Dogs doesn't feel as "open-world" as a game like Grand Theft Auto V, mostly because it fails to blur the boundaries of what's possible in the game. Those expectations can doom a title out of the gate.
I think Watch Dogs' debut made such an insurmountable splash because people's imaginations ran wild with suggestions of what might be possible in the game.
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