The Watch Dogs map has been leaked in full and it pales in comparison to the sheer size and scale of GTA 5.
With less than a week until the Watch Dogs release date on May 27, there were bound to be an increase in leaked content surrounding the game. 
However, Ubisoft probably weren’t expecting the game’s map to be leaked in its near completion.
The map was constructed in Photoshop by a Reddit user using a leaked video and there are possibly six distinct districts for the Watch Dogs version of Chicago.
The Reddit user has warned that the reproduction and size may not be 100 per cent accurate, but did say that the error margins were around 10 to 20 per cent.
If these diagrams are accurate, Watch Dogs should offer a map with a similar size to GTA 4, but nowhere near the vast landscape of GTA 5 released at the end of 2013.
To help you gauge the size, the user layered the GTA 4 map over the GTA 5 one and then added in the Watch Dogs map in between the two.
The Watch Dogs map is slightly larger than GTA 4, but is more close to that game’s size than GTA 5 as you can see below.
Check out the maps below and let us know what you think of the potential size of Watch Dogs in the comments. We’d love to hear your thoughts.
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Via: Gaming Bolt
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