At one point you can’t hack a new gadget because the latest version removes a previously ubiquitous port. Amidst all of these tech spoofs, the game also gets serious at times, like when a smart home company is selling data to health insurance firms in order to bump up the rates of folks who order too much takeout. Thoughtful discussions about the relationship between technology and privacy sit comfortably alongside arguments about whether Alien is better than Aliens. This ongoing quest to expose injustice makes Watch Dogs 2 much more relatable than its predecessor. It also helps that the game has a surprisingly diverse cast of characters that you’ll actually care about. Marcus is at times both inspiring and funny, pretty much the complete opposite of Watch Dogs’ anti hero Aiden Pearce. (And given the original game’s awful tendency to reduce black characters to simple and offensive stereotypes, Marcus is also surprisingly, well, normal.) He’s joined by a lovable autistic hacker, an impossibly cool graphic designer, and Wrench, a man who wears an LCD-equipped mask at all times, turning him into a walking emoji. This combination of story and characters makes the experience of actually playing the game much more enjoyable.
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