"Watch Dogs 2" players looking for more content for the game can now rejoice as publisher Ubisoft has now released some new DLC today, but only for the PlayStation 4 version of the game. The T-Bone Content Bundle adds a few small items to the game, but comes after some important fixes were made to how "Watch Dogs 2" plays.
The big draws for the "Watch Dogs 2" DLC today is that it adds the signature clothes of Raymond "T-Bone" Kenney, a character from the original game, reports GameSpot. Other than that, there's also a new vehicle (a modded school bus), a new Grenadier enemy, and a new Mayhem co-op challenge. It's not a lot of new things, but the bundle is only $6.99, after all. To herald the arrival of the new DLC, Ubisoft has also launched an in-game event called the T-Bone Chaos Challenge, which rewards players with things like new car skins or extra money.
Ubisoft has also announced that all of the DLCs that "Watch Dogs 2" will be getting can also be played if you don't own the bundle, as long as you have friends who do. It shouldn't be a problem if you own the DLC season pass for the game, which costs $39.99 and includes the T-Bone Content Bundle. Otherwise, the individual DLCs seem to be cheap enough for gamers.
"Watch Dogs 2" launched not too long ago this year, but not without its problems. Much of its multiplayer features were broken, and some basic functions, such as replaying failed missions, required patching to enable. Ubisoft spending time on patching the game was the reason why it took a while to release extra content. The T-Bone Content Bundle drops today for the PlayStation 4, but PC and Xbox One players will have to wait until January 24 to get it.
