Good morning friends! in this new section I will review titles that I once played and would never play again. Here you can see games that disappointed me or caused controversy because of their failures. Today it's my turn to talk to you about Watch Dogs; this was a very eagerly awaited game in 2014 and it brought with it many expectations, unfortunately it didn't meet them and left many of us disappointed, here I'll tell you why.

Bugisoft, I'm sorry....... Ubisoft (the company that created the game) has always had very good ideas, but it has always had many problems to implement them correctly and has earned a bad reputation in the community for this reason. I'm not saying that they only make bad games, Ubisoft has very good games and I would play them a thousand times. But in this case it promised us innovation, entertainment and above all a great graphic section; very little of this was real, to say the least.

I'll start with the problem we all notice at first glance when we play it; and it's the brutal downgrade they put in it. That's right, this game had shown in its trailers a big city of Chicago where you could see smoke coming out of the sewers, the wind moving the trees, dynamic shadows, reflections on the ground when it rains and big explosions. When I played it I realized that nothing was like that, all the details that had made me acquire this game had been suppressed.

The idea of having a GTA that was darker and with innovations such as hacking devices in your environment for your benefit was a very good feature for me, but it fails when we sell very simple characters, nothing charismatic or memorable. Its history becomes very tedious and the secondary missions worsen everything, they are repetitive to the point of fatigue, driving can be salvageable because with a little practice you manage to control it but the collisions are shit.

All these things damaged the experience of what could have been a great game and buried it in oblivion. Although the sequel Whatch Dogs 2 in 2016 would overcome all these failures and become what this game could have been; unfortunately the rejection of the first game led to the second game having very low expectations and therefore very little revenue. Thanks for reading me, I'll see you in my next post.