Ubisoft will attempt to relaunch Watch Dogs: Legion next year via a revamped Director’s Cut, it’s been reported. <\/p>\n
Legion launched back in 2020 to a somewhat tepid reaction, and the once-promising franchise has subsequently been rested, with no all-new game believed to be in development. But there is a push to do more with Legion early next year, Insider Gaming has reported \u2014 something that IGN has also heard through its own sources. <\/p>\n
Watch Dogs: Legion divided fans by ditching the series’ single-protagonist focus, and instead allowing you to play as any NPC from its virtual recreation of post-Brexit London. In practice, though, that meant playing as one of various archetypes (builder, hooligan, spy) who could be killed off if you failed missions. <\/p>\n
Later DLC added Watch Dogs 1’s Aiden Pearce and Watch Dogs 2’s Wrench as playable characters, before an Assassin’s Creed expansion attempted to reignite interest with a fun but non-canonical crossover featuring a descendant of Assassin’s Creed Syndicate’s Jacob and Evie Fry.<\/p>\n
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