The reveal trailer for Watch Dogs 2 has leaked prior to its official reveal later today.
Ubisoft plans to hold a livestream event later this afternoon at 6PM CEST/5PM BST to formally announce the game alongside its reveal trailer.
It seems the internet has other plans, though, as the trailer has already appeared online.
The 30 second CG teaser confirms the San Francisco setting and November 15 release date, as well as giving us a glimpse of the parkour and hacking elements that will be present in the game.
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The trailer has since been taken down from multiple sources due to copyright claims by Ubisoft. We can expect an official version to drop later today.
Today’s livestream is presumably going to show the leaked trailer followed by gameplay and release information on Watch Dogs 2.
Although, we wouldn’t be surprised if Ubisoft saves a more comprehensive gameplay demonstration for its E3 2016 press conference next week.
Are you excited for Watch Dogs 2? Let us know in the comments.
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