Yes or no tuning into Ubisoft’s last major press event is irrelevant; you can still get a free copy of the developer’s reasonably popular piracy-focused PC game Watch Dogs 2 for the low price of free. The capture? You have to claim its free game before midnight tonight (PT), or else the deal like several of Ubisoft executives in the last days“It will evaporate.”
I remember playing guard dogsand even a little bit of Watch Dogs 2and admiring what Ubisoft was trying to do with his geeky portrayal of the San Francisco Bay Area. I finally faded from the game in favor of going back to the more chaos-driven classics. I like it Grand Theft Auto V or the thirty-five installments of Assassin’s Creed Serie. That doesn’t mean I didn’t like it he guard dogs world had to offer; other play styles simply spoke to me more at that time.
Still, free is free, and Watch Dogs 2 it’s a good enough game worth spending some of your precious summer game hours to try. No doubt you’re snuggling up at home …because you are smart and you don’t feel the need to visit a crowded place theme park and die—So why not just hang out with a not so old open world title?
TThe actual process of getting Watch Dogs 2 free is The easiest part of all. Visit this Web page, log in to your Uplay account (or create one)and click on all screens / prompts. That’s. Once you are successful you will see this screen:
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That’s! Now you should see Watch Dogs 2 in your Uplay desktop application, and you can start hacking without problems. Ubisoft giveaway is for the core only Watch Dogs 2 game and not the associated DLC—So you will have to buy all that on your own if you find yourself hooked by the hacker-themed game.
If you’re still on the fence, here’s what I would do: get your copy of the game now, then spend some time watching people play it to see if it’s worth installing on your system. It costs nothing, or really takes time, to associate free I play with your account. ANDdont do it to have to download it if you find your interest faltering.
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