Ubisoft has detailed the Watch Dogs Season Pass, which will get you access to a unique single-player storyline.
If you purchase the Watch Dogs Season Pass, you’ll be able to access an all-new single-player storyline where you play as T-Bone.
According to Ubisoft, T-Bone is “a brilliant but eccentric hacker who lives by his own rules”, and although the developer doesn’t offer any details on the additional single-player mini campaign, it looks like it could be a little on the quirky side.
Along with the new T-Bone storyline, there’s also a new Digital Trip Game Mode, which will let you hunt down cyborgs in an alternate game universe.
There will be additional single player missions for the main Aiden Watch Dogs campaign too, as well as weapons and outfits to use in-game.
If you purchase the Season Pass you’ll also be privy to early access to all Watch Dogs DLC packs, with Ubisoft offering them a week early.
You can purchase the Watch Dogs Season Pass on the PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC, with pricing currently unknown.
However, Ubisoft claims that the price of the Season Pass saves you more than 25 per cent compared to buying them individually.
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