It looks like Ubisoft will unveil several plans for the second installment of the hacker open-world, Watch Dogs 2.

According to reports from GameSpot, Ubisoft creative director Jonathan Morin explained several improvements that Watch Dogs 2 needed to succeed what the first game did, and the team is willing to take serious risk in accomplishing that goal.

“The challenge when we made the first game was to create something that would make people dream about something else.”

He also admitted that the first Watch Dogs game was "not perfect" as it lack several elements that didn't impress gamers when they first bought, and played the game,

"When you start a new project, it's a blank page and everything you do is what you want to do," he said.

"With a sequel, there is more pressure to push a brand forward and we now have to appeal to fans in a new way. You have to carry on taking risks.”

What we know so far on Watch Dogs 2 are based on rumors. First off, is the game's setting which implies that 9 cities are in being added in the game such as Tokyo, Singapore, New York, Dubai, San Francisco, Silicon City, Stockholm, Beijing, and London.

Second, is that the game will have new weapons, side missions, added activities etc. according to reports from the Fuse Joplin.

Third, is that Watch Dogs 2 will not just have one playable character, but three. According to KPopStarz, the sequel will let players switch, and control three other characters similar to Grand Theft Auto V.

Lastly, The Latino Post reported that the release date for Watch Dogs 2 is allegedly set on June 2016 for the PS4, Xbox One, and for the PC. Its pretty much odd and far fetched, since the game isn't in development yet, and a sudden release date has been made.

Whether these rumors are confirmed facts, still remains to be seen? We'll just have to wait for updates from Ubisoft regarding Watch Dogs 2's progress very soon.