Watch Dogs: Legion

Read our Watch Dogs Legion PS5 review to see why graphical and loading time improvements make the game quicker and prettier, but don't alter the experience.

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When Ubisoft set out to start crafting their vision of a near-future London fueled by invasive cyber-security and a harsh imbalance of political power, it

Hack into London's future with a crew assembled from any citizen you meet on the street.

Bold use of roguelike mechanics in an open-world action game pays off in interesting ways.

Watch Dogs: Legion brings the series across to pond to London, along with the new "Play as Anyone" mechanic that has both positive and negative effects.

Ubisoft Toronto’s post-Brexit playground delivers smart mechanics and standout moments for those willing to rebel…

Our official Watch Dogs Legion verdict is here

Whether you're controlling a trained super spy or a gassy grandmother, Watch Dogs: Legion is a ton of fun.

Ubisoft's cyberpunk thriller isn't short on content, but its simplistic view of hacking fails to take the sandbox genre anywhere new.