80
Dan Stapleton
IGN
“Watch Dogs: Legion's bold use of roguelike mechanics in an open-world action game pays off in interesting ways, making this visit to near-future London feel more varied than the previous two games.”
Critical Assessment
What Critics Praise
- Endlessly skilled recruits
- Multiple paths of experimentation
- Technologically-enabled horror
- Vibrant London open world
- Fast-paced combat
- Parkour traversal
Points of Contention
- Emotionally stunted allies
- A decidedly dull story
- Entirely forgettable villains
- Shallow recruitment mechanic
- Tonal narrative mess
- Inconsistent difficulty scaling
Professional Reviews
3 reviews from 3 critics60
Hirun Cryer
TechRadar
“Ubisoft’s sequel manages to pull off some intriguing body‑invasion horror with its technological premise, but the forgettable characters, especially within the titular legion itself, leave it a game destitute of feeling.”
60
Tom Caswell
Digital Trends
“The game has no tact and is never subtle, yet it insists on skirting around hot‑button issues with the lighthearted nature that made Watch Dogs 2 popular.”
