Ubisoft has announced new story DLC called Bad Blood for Watch Dogs.
Bad Blood features an all new story campaign starring T-Bone, the brilliant and eccentric hacker players first met in Watch Dogs, who is now playable for the first time. The campaign explores T-Bone’s story through 10 new missions set in new locations throughout Chicago. Shortly after the events of Watch Dogs, Raymond “T-Bone” Kenney infiltrates Blume one last time to plant a false trail in their system. Before he can disappear from the grid, he receives a panicked phone call from Tobias Frewer, a former colleague from Blume’s ctOS prototype days, who’s in desperate need of help. Putting his own escape at risk, T-Bone decides to help, but quickly realizes the details of his old friend’s story aren’t adding up.
The DLC will also include co-op missions called “Street Sweep,” a dynamic new system of side missions that offers players endless hours of challenges. All Street Sweep contracts are playable in co-op mode. In addition, Watch Dogs Bad Blood features exclusive weapons, perks and outfits, including the remote-controlled car “Eugene,” T-Bone’s latest creation that can be upgraded with both offensive and defensive perks.
Bad Blood will be available on September 23 for Season Pass holders and September 30 for other players. No price for the DLC was given, but we’ll update you when we hear more.
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