Watch Dogs 2 realism was a bit too much for a player

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Have you heard of dÃ©ja vu? Because this guy has.

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Published Nov 28, 2016 9:26 PM CST
Updated Nov 3, 2020 11:57 AM CST

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Fellow player AndresMoreno1was enjoying his time with Ubisoft's latest addition to the Watch Dogs franchise when suddenly everything seems too real for him.

Watch Dogs 2 realism was a bit too much for a player | TweakTown.com

Just as he's doubting if the game scenery is his reality or not, he decides to take a look outside of his window. The similarities are striking to say the least. As you can see, the in-game image is on your left and the real-world one is on your right.

Props to Ubisoft for making such a realistic game that can even mess with players' reality! You can also read our awesome in-depth review made by our gaming editor Derek if you want to learn more about the world of Watch Dogs 2.