Watch Dogs Marketing.

Watch Dogs PC Release Date :

EU Release Date: May-27-2014
US Release Date: May-27-2014
AU Release Date: May-27-2014

Minimum System Requirements :

AMD CPU  :  Phenom II X4 940

Nvidia GPU  :  GeForce GTX 460 768MB

AMD GPU  :  Radeon HD 5770 1024MB

RAM  :  6 GB

OS  :  Win Vista 64

Direct X  :  DX 11

HDD Space  :  20 GB

Recommended System Requirements :

INTEL CPU  :  Core i7-3770 4-Core 3.4GHz

AMD CPU  :  FX-8350

Nvidia GPU  :  GeForce GTX 560 Ti

AMD GPU  :  Radeon HD 7850

RAM  :  8 GB

OS  :  Win 7 64

Direct X  :  DX 11

HDD Space  :  20 GB

Ultra System Requirements :

 INTEL CPU  :  Core i7-4770K 4-Core 3.5GHz

AMD CPU  :  FX-9370

Nvidia GPU  :  GeForce GTX 780

AMD GPU  :  Radeon R9 290

RAM  :  8 GB

OS  :  Win 7 64

Direct X  :  DX 11

HDD Space  :  20 GB


Watch Dogs DLC season pass includes 'unique single player campaign' $20 product also features new playable character and weapons.A Watch Dogs DLC season pass has been revealed by GameStop.According to the retailer, the $19.99 season pass will offer access to a range of Watch Dogs DLC at a discounted price."Stay connected to the world of Watch Dogs with the Watch Dogs Season Pass," reads the product listing. "Get access to a unique single player campaign featuring a new playable character plus more missions, weapons, and exclusive content for $19.99. That's an over 30% savings versus buying each piece separately."The PlayStation versions of the game will also feature one hour of exclusive gameplay accessible via PSN post-launch.Ubisoft recently announced a Watch Dogs release date of May 27 on PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC, with the Wii U version set to launch "at a later date".The open-world game was originally scheduled for release in November 2013, but it was delayed due to quality concerns.In March, a senior figure at Ubisoft Montreal told CVG the studio would have been forced to axe "several" Watch Dogs game systems had the title not been pushed back.Ubisoft's VP of creative, Lionel Raynaud, revealed that the development team even considered saving these specific systems for a Watch Dogs sequel, but ultimately decided that the additional development time required to implement them would be worthwhile.


If you were to purchase every special edition available for Ubisoft's open-world adventure Watch Dogs, you would spend just over $1,240.This includes all region-exclusive editions, such as Australia and New Zealand's ANZ Special Edition and the Europe, Australia and Asia-only Vigilante Edition, the only version that offers a wearable replica of protagonist Aiden Pierce's hat. You come away with 10 copies of the game — and don't forget about the season pass. Of course, you wouldn't be able to play every version because of console region-locking. Watch Dogs' May 27 release date is approaching. Earlier this week people pointed out on Twitter the visual absurdity of the game's Wikipedia page, which sported a now mysteriously missing chart detailing what special editions are available where and what downloadable content and physical goods are available in them. The chart listed nine special editions spread across the globe — four are available in North America, four in Europe and the U.K., three in Australia and New Zealand (including one regional exclusive) and two in the Middle-east and Asia. This doesn't count the retailer-specific pre-order bonuses available with North America's Standard Edition, spread across Amazon, Best Buy, GameStop and WalMart. So how can you get the most for paying the least? It's tricky, and if you're in Europe you have access to more physical Watch Dogs goods, while North American versions make it easier to amass DLC.

Written by-
SHUBHAM KATARA & GAURAV BAZARI.