The release of the latest DLC update of "Watch Dogs 2" will be moved to a later date, Ubisoft confirmed.

The T-Bone Content Bundle DLC, which was originally slated for a Dec. 13 release for Playstation 4 and thirty days later for other platforms, is now moved a week later.

Taking to the Ubisoft blog, the developer explained why they made the decision to delay the content for a week.

"'Watch Dogs 2''s 1.06 title update has just been released across all platforms," the developer said. "This and previous patches were an important step towards stabilizing 'Watch Dogs 2''s seamless multiplayer functionality, and other core online features, before releasing any new multiplayer content."

"Since these updates required additional development resources, we've made the decision to adjust our release schedule for that new content," Ubisoft concluded.

The T-Bone Content Bundle will include the "style and swagger" of legendary hacker Raymond "T-Bone" Kenney, complete with his very own modified school bus and new cool threads.

A new co-op difficulty level, Mayhem, will also be introduced, and players will face off against a new enemy archetype called the Grenadier, decked out with "advanced weaponry and tactics."

Apart from the T-Bone Content Bundle, other DLC's will be released soon, like the "Human Conditions" DLC, a darker story related to "science, medicine, and misuse," and the "No Compromise" DLC, which pits Marcus and Dedsec against the notorious Russian mafia.

These DLC's are all included in the "Watch Dogs 2" Season Pass, which is included in the Gold Edition of the game. The Season Pass can also be purchased separately for $39.99.

On Dec. 19, a week before the DLC's release, Ubisoft announced that it will be running a month-long event called the T-Bone Chaos event, which will have different themed challenges every week, giving the players a chance to nab in-game cash and other rewards, according to PC Gamer.

The "Watch Dogs 2" T-Bone Content Bundle will now be released on Playstation 4 on Dec. 22, with the Xbox One and PC versions launching a month later, Jan. 24.