Watch Dogs 2 is going about unpredictably the fast weeks as updates have been few. Nevertheless, a load of information might soon be divulged if it is included as one of Ubisoft's unannounced titles to grace E3 2015. Aside from this, the content of the title itself has been receiving some good suggestions to make it a more exciting and believable game compared to the original release.

Ubisoft has plenty of games on its plate, but it does not mean that there would no longer be any room for Watch Dogs 2. The line up that it revealed for the gaming event next week includes Rainbow Six, Tom Clancy's The Division, as well as Assassin's Creed Syndicate. Apart from these, the game developer also said that some unannounced titles will also be making it.

This strategy creates an element of surprise among fans who still hope for their favorite games, which may include Watch Dogs 2, to make it to the roster. One report talks about speculations that these surprise titles to be included by Ubisoft would see Watch Dogs 2 as well as a new version of Far Cry franchise, Far Cry 5.

Watch Dogs 2 is still in the process of development for Xbox One and PlayStation 4. This was leaked through the LinkedIn profile of one of Ubisoft's employees. Moreover, Jonathan Morin, who is on the creative side of Ubisoft, talked about certain plans for the sequel as the previous one were not able to meet his expectations.

The release date of Watch Dogs 2 is still unknown. However, there have been suggestions that the world-hacking game will come out either on June or July 2016. Considering the shortcomings of the first version, a lot of fans still enjoyed and decided to support the title, as seen in the 2014 sales performance. Fans should stay tuned for more updates on this game.