Watch Dogs: Legion Standard Edition - PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5

Disclaimer: I am still playing this game and have not completed campaign. So far, I am really impressed with the mechanics and setting of WD: Legion. I was a fan of the first two games, especially WD 2. If you have played WD2, then you know a bit about the style of play. You will spend a lot of time exploring a variety of interiors by hacking security cameras and using spider-drones. You will also be solving a lot of environmental puzzles, including multi-tiered outdoor structures. This game is VERY vertical! There are so many upgrades to this new installment, but the biggest thing is being able to recruit and play as anybody in the game. Being set in London, everyone has a funny British accent. I mean, Ubisoft really leans in pretty hard on the goofy voice-acting. It is recommended that you play with perma-death enabled. Each character in your team then becomes a little less expendable, and it makes you think more strategically. If all of your best-laid chess plans go wrong, you still have many tools to fight your way out of trouble though. ;)

It's another cookie-cutter open world game just like the ones before it. Similar in mechanics to GTA5. If that's your type of game, then you won't be disappointed. This has the usual unique twist to the style that the series is known for as well. If you like hacking, jumping from camera to camera, spiderbots, drone hijacking, etc. If you enjoy that type of gameplay, then this may be your game. However, if you don't like games that follow the GTA layout of story missions and side mission grinding, then you may want to pass and wait for a deal/sale.

I owned the other versions of this game so I knew what to expect. The variety of side missions is better than the past and the ability to choose different characters with various unique abilities based on your mission is a plus. It's based in the U.K. so you have to use to driving on the left side of the road and their dialect. Some missions can get repetitive at times but all and all it's a pretty good game

This game is really good has alot to do and being able to recruit anybody is really cool. Also all the characters has agendas like stuff to do at different times of day.and all the operators you recruit have people that they are close to that you can find in the open world. The graphics are good as well for being a big game and the storyline is entertaining.

It was a pretty good game. The be anyone mechanic could have used some work as there was very little incentive to use more than 1 or 2 of the people. I ended up using people more for the better voice acting than for their perks. Basically everything in the game can be done with a spiderbot and every character gets them. Regardless it was a pretty solid game and definitely worth playing. Especially so if you are a watch dogs fan. Took about 25ish hours to beat with a pretty decent amount of exploring and taking my time.

I'm really not sure why this game hasn't gotten better reviews because it is a really good game with a lot of content. Seriously they made Future London a neat place to explore. While missions can be similar you can approach them in completely different ways. So even if people thought it wasn't worth it at full price it is now you get dozens of hours of gameplay for like $30 which is an insane value!

Blackout hack, traffic light hack, hacking texts/calls of npc's and the texts/calls leading to random moments like a guy smashing someone's car, ambulance coming to help npc's, more interiors, npc's report crimes, calling the police on npc's, hiding in cars, hacking steam pipes, the phone menu with apps like Cars on Demand, Camera, Nudle Maps, and Media Player, lastly, fires going out right away.

Without a main, consistent protagonist or common team of people the game really doesn't have any emotional ties to anything. There's no emotional connection to the city either. Why should I care to keep myself alive, continue with the agenda, or save the city? The game was way too safe. They had a great idea but really needed to keep focus on giving you a reason of "Why should I help myself, the cause, or city?" I was able to get through the game on the hardest difficulty without tech and gadget updates as they weren't needed at all. They should have focused on the importance of tech as well - not just offering a plethora of tech options, but requiring you to think about how to apply various options to different situations. It was just an OK update to Watch Dogs 2 with extra gadgets you don't need.