Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought this to test out on the series x. Disappointed that it didn’t have dedicated new gen packaging but the game itself is fun and has great graphics.

The game is great if you like this style of game or are a dan of the previous two versions. There are however a ton of bugs to be sorted out and by bugs I mean crashes. The game was already late, so where is the QA ? Setting in London is fantastic and seems very accurate. Lots of good puzzles to solve. Overall will be better when a patch is posted.

I'm not sure about $60 but $30 makes it a must buy. Like all watch dog games the developers try new gameplay mechanics which make it fun and unique

Loved the game. A bit glitchy initially but the game patches eventually fixed the issue. Enjoying the online gameplay now.

This game is crazy. It's so adventure and mysterious. Man I hope they'll make a another one.

If you're looking for a game that just says "Do whatever you want however you want." this is pretty much one of the top choices on your list this year. Was buggy to the point of unplayability at launch but has since been patched to a degree that you can actively play on Series X. Worth spending a few hours at a time in but lacks end game content/reason to keep playing.

Only a few hours into the game and it has some issues with bugs but nothing crazy that would cause the game to crash

This game offers lots of variety when it comes to free roaming. The operatives kind of take away from the original Watch Dogs feeling that is the playing as one main character (ex:Aiden Pierce) but other than that great game.

Faithful to the Watchdog series where you could either play as a hacker or direct assault on your enemies. Definitely a good play since it's challenging enough yet not frustrating due to difficulty.

This game is a little different but more interesting then the one before. I wish you could hack bank accounts and cell phones like in the earlier game.

Watch Dogs Legion takes advantage of the PS5 by improving on load times, which is a good thing because there are a lot of them. Even on the new console, the pacing is chopped up by loading screens. They each only last a few brief moments thanks to the PS5 SSD, but it’s telling just how often they do come up. Again, this is where Watch Dogs Legion feels a bit stuck between generations, an idea with clear potential for the new tech, but held back by being built like a last-gen game. I can’t imagine suffering through the PS4 version though

Take a little to get useto but you have to be into these types of games but play back quality is awesome especially with the right tv

Bought this game cheaply thinking it'd just be something I play once and put down to never touch again. I was wrong. This game is nothing like the first game and shares only some similarities to the second game but somehow in an over the top, crazy fun way, this game works. I highly recommend giving it a shot, just don't expect the dark overtones of Watch Dogs 1 in there.

It has been a great game so far, not 5 stars because they haven't added a 60fps mode and that's just lacking, but overall a great game.

So far so good, can't wait till the Series X game is ready to see how upgraded the graphics are. This game is not glitchy like other games released around the same time, runs smooth. Now on to the game play. I've put in maybe 20 hours and starting to get into a grind, reasonably enough. Learning that stealth is better than going for the attack most times. Changing characters so frequent was a bit different to get used to, but its a good change of pace from other games in the same category. Overall good game!

Fun game but a lot of the same stuff over and over again. But was delivered fast. And a great price at the time.

Pretty good game but sometimes gets a little boring

I appreciate the story line and am taking my time with this game so far so good enjoying having time to explore

a fun game but gets a little boring doing the same type of thing over and over, i recommend it a a sale price

If you’ve played the previous Watch Dogs titles, you know what to expect. The main difference here is that you get to literally recruit any character in the game you come across on the street. It’s fun to experiment and play around with the various possibilities. The story doesn’t feel as immersive or relevant as the first two games but it’s still essentially Watch Dogs and still plenty of fun to play.