Watch Dogs Season Pass adds single-player campaign with new playable character
Watch Dogs Creative Director Jonathan Morin previously said that it will take the average player 35-40 hours to get through the game's story. Doing everything, he said, will take about 100 hours. If he's accurate, that's a lot of game, and even if that doesn't sound like it will keep you satisfied, there's also enough DLC content coming to warrant a season pass. Today, GameStop updated Watch Dogs' product page with some details about what it will include.
The short blurb says that the Season Pass will give you “access to a unique Single Player Campaign featuring a new playable character plus more missions, weapons, and exclusive content for $19.99.” According to GameStop, that will be 25 percent cheaper than buying the DLC piecemeal.
That sounds pretty promising, maybe a little like Assassin's Creed Black Flag: Freedom Cry expansion, which also fleshed out the world by letting you play as a different character.
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