Watch Dogs 3 Is In Development, According to Ubisoft's AI

As a reminder, some as-yet unreleased Ubisoft games planned for the future include The Crew 2, Far Cry 3: Classic Edition, Skull & Bones and StarLink: Battle for Atlas. Someone had the idea to ask him about Watch Dogs 3 and it looks like the title is on the way.

Okay, so we'd like to point out right away that this is by no means confirmation that a new instalment in the open-world hacking franchise is in the works, but it's food for thought for a few reasons.

I can't confirm that the Sam assistant actually spoke those words (and yes, it does speak), and if it did, it no longer does: I installed the app and asked about it myself. This won't be a surprise since Ubisoft has been known for creating sequels to their most popular IPs and in the case of games like Watch Dogs and Assassin's Creed, it won't be surprising to get new games for them this year. Ubisoft's AI assistant, Sam is the company's take on Siri and Alexa.

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E3 2018 is looking like another big year for gaming, with all the major players announcing some huge plans for the show. An official Ubisoft app may have accidentally leaked that the game is in the works. The development team is doing wonders! For those unfamiliar with the series, that tweet mirrors the Watch Dogs slogan of "Everything Is Connected".

The tweet, which has since been deleted, read "This is Everything". Can't wait for you to try it!'

If this app is to be believed, we could see the third Watch Dogs get revealed at E3 2018.