The Resistance is standing up against the government! The men have gone into Watch Dogs: Legion to hack into the government from the darkest corners of London and fight for their freedom. But has Ubisoft put London in a cool way in the game? And has the studio behind Watchdogs actually found new innovative ways to hack the environment and get it completely under control? Check it out here in this Watch Dogs: Legion Review.
“This is the coolest city they’ve made yet!”
Where the previous games were set in Chicago and San Francisco, Ubisoft has opted for London this year. San Francisco naturally had a lot of color and sun, but in London it mostly rains and it is often a bit grayer and darker. This is of course very convenient if you are in a hacker collective like Dedsec and can use that darkness to accomplish your goal while hacking. But where Dedsec masquerades as a collective that functions a bit like Anonymous, fighting for their freedom and the oppression of the government, there is also another hacker collectively active this time. And they use their skills for terrorism. To the detriment of the Dedsec. Something you will find out early in the game.
Does recruiting every AI add value?
The title of the game says it all, Legion. You can build your own legion in this game. Every AI in the game is recruitable. This has its advantages and disadvantages. Are you going to recruit a very fat legion with only fat skills or do you opt for the shitty fun with a legion of dorks and grannies? It is all possible, but do both options feel great? To find out all the ins and outs of Watch Dogs: Legion, it is best to check this Review!
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