Ubisoft's Watch Dogs Movie Completed Shooting

TapTechNews September 14th news, Ubisoft officially announced today that the movie completed shooting based on the video game of the same name Watch Dogs, and the official shared a photo of director Mathieu Turi filming the movie scene on site.

Watch Dogs is an open-world action adventure game developed by Ubisoft Montreal and released by Ubisoft on May 26, 2014. Since the announcement of this movie project in 2013, it has experienced many stagnations and finally started shooting in early July this year. The game tells that:

In this open world with Chicago as the background, electronic devices have been built into almost all items, and the entire city is completely dependent on surveillance. In the game, players have to play as a master of hacking technology, Aiden Pearce, and use their specialties to punish the corrupt elements and fight against evil in the whole city.

TapTechNews learned that the film will be directed by the French director Mathieu Turi (who was the assistant director of Quentin's Inglourious Basterds and Luc Besson's Lucy), and he has also directed horror films Hostile and The Lair, Tom Blyth (from The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes) and Sophie Wilde (from Answer Me) will star.

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The movie of Watch Dogs was officially announced to start shooting after ten years since the game was released.