Watch Dogs: Legion Review

The Watch Dogs franchise has had a bit of a rocky past, yet the world behind it has always been fascinating. Its base gameplay of hacking, shooting and sneaking past the bad guys to save the day is a satisfying, if cliche, loop. This being said, they all seem to have bigger issues driven by too much ambition, an unwillingness to change up, and now, a little bit of both. Watch Dogs: Legion, paradoxically, sits in this strange space of doing a little too much to work properly and not enough to stand out. 

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