Ahead of its scheduled launch later this month, Ubisoft has now unveiled the inclusions of the downloadable content (DLC) Season Pass for its highly awaited open world action adventure sequel video game, "Watch Dogs 2."
The company revealed that those who will be purchasing the DLC Season Pass will be getting access to a total of 3 DLC expansion packs, as well as several other in-game bonuses and content.
Ubisoft also revealed that Season Pass owners will be able to exclusively access all of the DLCs 30 days prior to everyone else. The first DLC expansion pack — called the "T-Bone Content Bundle" — includes several items from Raymond "T-Bone" Kenney himself. Players will be getting access to Kenney's Truck and several outfits. The DLC also contains a new co-op difficulty level called "Mayhem," in which players have to fight against a new enemy archetype that is packed full of advanced weaponry.
The second DLC expansion pack — called "Human Conditions" — will include several new missions set in three new world stories which should translate into several hours of gameplay. The missions will be taking players right into the heart of San Francisco's biggest scandals and into the crosshairs of a brand new enemy called the "Jammer."
The third and last DLC — called "No Compromise" — will add a new story to the game with players now getting involved with the Russian Mafia. The DLC also includes a new co-op mode called "Showdown," which sounds like it could be a Deathmatch stage.
The "T-Bone Content Bundle" is scheduled to be released on Dec. 13, while the "Human Conditions" and "No Compromise" DLCs are both planned for a Spring 2017 release date.
The DLC Season Pass is included in the "Watch Dogs 2" Gold Edition package and is also available as a separate purchase for $39.99. The Season Pass also grants players with instant bonuses including the game's Psychedelic Pack, the Root Access Bundle, and the new Zodiac Killer mission.
"Watch Dogs 2" is scheduled to be released on Nov. 15 for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The PC version will come out a few weeks later on Nov. 29.
