14 DAY TRIAL // Ubisoft is teasing fans of its most recent action-adventure title, Watch Dogs, about an upcoming DLC that is going to deliver a whole new city to explore.
According to a tweet from the game's official Twitter account, Camden, New Jersey, was mentioned as being under 24/7 surveillance, following the registration of the United States' highest crime rate.
The city was then confirmed to be the new DLC, slated for release sometime this fall, and presumably moving the location of all the hacking and vigilante action to a new setting, and changing the background of Chicago to the city of Camden, located south east of Philadelphia.
The tease follows the game's theme of focusing on high-crime urban areas, but for now there is no information on how the entire thing is played out.
One thing is certain though, Chicago is a city much bigger than Camden, and so it's highly likely that the DLC will indeed offer a new setting to explore, in spite of the fact that the game was released only two months ago in May, so it seems like a pretty short time for such a massive undertaking.
The game, however, proved to be very popular, showing consistent sales every month, and Ubisoft is a pretty big company, looking to capitalize on the game's popularity, so expect more soon.
Our data indicates surveillance has become more prominent in high-crime areas_ pic.twitter.com/ZvidLNvJMt
— Watch Dogs (@watchdogsgame) July 28, 2014