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  1. Feb 12, 2021
    10
    What a great game! London is so well re-created, there's so much fun things to do in this game. Hacking is better than ever. Flying on drones makes it even better, because you can go on top of almost any building and just chill around there and look at this incredible scenery. Only negative would be lack of central main character, but this will likely be fixed by DLC where Aiden (mainWhat a great game! London is so well re-created, there's so much fun things to do in this game. Hacking is better than ever. Flying on drones makes it even better, because you can go on top of almost any building and just chill around there and look at this incredible scenery. Only negative would be lack of central main character, but this will likely be fixed by DLC where Aiden (main character of Watch Dogs 1) makes return. Expand
  2. Feb 12, 2021
    10
    Would very much recommend! It had some fps issues when it launched, but they have updated it so much since then. Online is coming out soon, dlc's as well.
  3. Feb 5, 2021
    2
    graphics looks dated and cartoonish (but not in a good way).

    I got 35-40 fps on 3090, which is the most powerful GPU you can get. Seriously? The graphic and geometry is not even good, so why so bad performance? Poor optimization? I did try to change graphics quality from max to min in a few steps but overall performance didn’t change almost at all. And I repeat it’s nvidia 3090! This
    graphics looks dated and cartoonish (but not in a good way).

    I got 35-40 fps on 3090, which is the most powerful GPU you can get. Seriously? The graphic and geometry is not even good, so why so bad performance? Poor optimization?
    I did try to change graphics quality from max to min in a few steps but overall performance didn’t change almost at all. And I repeat it’s nvidia 3090! This game is a technical disaster.

    Car driving, is something even difficult to describe - weird, bad, awful - simply won't describe it. It just super retarded. I think as a developer you need to make extra efforts to make in game driving so miserable and annoying.

    I spent about 30 hours in the game and don't feel like running it again. It is simply not engaging and also very repetitive. Even the "open world" is just a decoration and made to be big to increase your travel time from A to B, NOTHING is happening there apart from the story.
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  4. Jan 29, 2021
    8
    The latest in the popular Watch Dogs series has arrived with Watch Dogs: Legion and ushers in an exciting new chapter in the series. Set in a near future London; players take on the personal of operatives for a hacker group known as Dedsec.

    In the aftermath of a bombing by an entity known as Zero Day in which Dedsec is blamed; London has become a police state thanks to a private
    The latest in the popular Watch Dogs series has arrived with Watch Dogs: Legion and ushers in an exciting new chapter in the series. Set in a near future London; players take on the personal of operatives for a hacker group known as Dedsec.

    In the aftermath of a bombing by an entity known as Zero Day in which Dedsec is blamed; London has become a police state thanks to a private security company named Albion who were installed to keep the peace.

    Players must complete various infiltration and hacking missions across the sprawling city to get the needed evidence behind the attack as well as correct various criminal injustices that arise during the course of the game.

    Since the game takes place in a very large and highly-detailed city; there are some vast distances players must travel to complete their various missions. Thankfully there are numerous cars, trucks, busses, bikes, scooters, boats, and more which can be used to navigate the city. Late in the game I became a big fan of using the Underground to move around the map and be closer to a mission objective.

    Once on mission players can hack security systems by completing puzzles or using a Spider Drone to navigate air vents to hack cameras and other systems. Hacking is such a vital part of the game that players will soon become very skilled at hacking security systems, copying digital access keys, computers, and so much more.

    One of my favorite things to do was to hack a large cargo drone and ride it to a destination. While it did move slower than other vehicle options; it did allow me to avoid many of the circular roads of London which added to the at times extended travel.

    Another bonus of using the drone was being able to pick up cargo from containers to construction explosives and use it as a bomber in various situations.

    Combat is a very big part of the game as while players can opt for stealth at times; combat is unavoidable on many of the missions. Your weapons are based on which Operative you select and they are a varied bunch. One had a pistol and a Taser while another had an Assault Rifle and a Grenade Launcher. The diversity of weapons are as varied as the operatives as players can recruit new members by assisting and performing various side missions.

    This leads to one of the more interesting aspects of the game as players can opt for a permanent death or can have their fallen operatives become unavailable for an amount of time as they sit in jail or the hospital.

    This allows players to recruit medics and Barristers to the team as having them will reduce the amount of time that a player is unavailable for use. The game is broken down into chapters and each of them allows players to complete the main story missions but still has numerous side missions and recruiting options available.

    Players can also earn money by delivering packages and other activities which can be used to purchase new clothing to enhance their look and mix things up as they play. The operatives are a great mix of genders and ethnic diversity which allows players to really experience character variety which is not often seen in games.

    While the game had some glitches at launch a recent patch for the PC greatly improved the performance of the game and made it a highly immersive and enjoyable gaming experience.

    The city is so vast and as players who know Assassin’s Creed, The Division, and Ghost Recon will know that Ubisoft are masters are creating very detailed and sprawling cities. It was great fun to go by various London landmarks in the course of my missions and floating over Parliament on a drone was a great gaming moment.

    The game also offers a nice mix of enemies as while there are many soldiers to contend with; being able to dispatch them with weapons or hand to hand is always fun as is having to avoid a huge contingent of drones and security forces who are in intense pursuit.

    The game had some sound issues as I mentioned at the launch but they were resolved with a new patch and the various voices and sounds of the city combine to make a very immersive gaming environment.

    The graphics of the game are very solid although some of the character facial animations seem a bit dated at times but in no way detract from the game.

    In the end Watch Dogs: Legion is a winning new entry in the series and I look forward to the online option of the game which is due in December.

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  5. Jan 24, 2021
    6
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. While the recruitment mechanic is a great idea, it falls flat on its face. Game developers cannot create a well rounded character or fully detailed character model for every possible recruit in the city, not even for the special operatives you will unlock when you liberate each borough. Therefore, as a player you cannot really connect with any of them. One special operative in particular is very poorly designed, with the way he looks and his profession, being very dissimilar with the way he speaks. Furthermore, after a few hours in the game you can start using only one operative, regardless of the mission, as you become ustoppable with all the tech you have unlocked.
    London is very well designed though and the story is quite good, however you can see all the plot twists coming from a mile away.
    Graphics are ok. I cannot see any major improvements over the last entry in the series, while Ray Tracing really doesn't bring anything visually groundbreaking in the visuals apart from tanking your frame rate.
    In general it is an OK game to spend some time on. Don't buy it full price though as it isn't worth it.
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  6. Jan 21, 2021
    9
    Its a perfect UBISoft style open world game... London is beautifully crafted and even after beating game and all side quests there are still so many locations to see in this game... There is nothing too innovative or groundbreaking in this game but that's what I like the most... Hacking, fighting, driving everything is very basic and simple, and thats why games is a enjoyable withoutIts a perfect UBISoft style open world game... London is beautifully crafted and even after beating game and all side quests there are still so many locations to see in this game... There is nothing too innovative or groundbreaking in this game but that's what I like the most... Hacking, fighting, driving everything is very basic and simple, and thats why games is a enjoyable without getting blocked or stuck on any tough mission or boss... no need to scratch your head for overly complicated puzzles or too hard fights... And recruit anyone was really nicely done. JOB NICELY DONE UBISoft! Expand
  7. Jan 21, 2021
    6
    Watch Dogs: Legion an average game, although I prefer its predecessor, (Watch Dogs 2) it was still a lot of fun. in relation to bad things, we have not very good optimization and repetitive gameplay, but we can have fun. It's not worth $ 60!
  8. Jan 13, 2021
    5
    After completing the whole game in 25+ hours, I have to complain that the story and content of the whole game are too short. Comparing to other open-world games from Ubisoft, this game sells at the same price range but does not offer the same amount of content. However, the recruiting system is still inspiring and special, which could offer a sense of freedom and possibility in this OpenAfter completing the whole game in 25+ hours, I have to complain that the story and content of the whole game are too short. Comparing to other open-world games from Ubisoft, this game sells at the same price range but does not offer the same amount of content. However, the recruiting system is still inspiring and special, which could offer a sense of freedom and possibility in this Open world game. Expand
  9. Jan 12, 2021
    9
    Despite it's faults, it doesn't stop me from loving the **** out of this game.
  10. Jan 10, 2021
    6
    Clunky, repetitive and no real feeling in the game. Driving or getting around is horrible and I feel like this is the worst of the Watch Dogs games.
  11. Jan 8, 2021
    2
    I give it a 2 because the level design is amazing. It´s the only thing good in the videogame. The Ai one of the most stupid I've ever seen in videogames. And what to tell about driving cars and motorcycles. OMG! As in all Watch Dogs games, they continue having this driving that you suffer every time you get into a vehicle because you don´t know if you will survive the travel. The carI give it a 2 because the level design is amazing. It´s the only thing good in the videogame. The Ai one of the most stupid I've ever seen in videogames. And what to tell about driving cars and motorcycles. OMG! As in all Watch Dogs games, they continue having this driving that you suffer every time you get into a vehicle because you don´t know if you will survive the travel. The car destruction system is horrible, driving is horrible, trees, streetlights, and fences continue with the Watch Dogs 1 bug of falling in slices. You can fall from 5000 metres height and you won´t get damage, also if you get hit by a car no damage is applied to you or knockback. This is my review simply they continue without solving those problems that they have till the first game was released. The story is a bit poor with 3 villains that for me they are not as bad to be villains, the character system that you can recruit everyone makes it impossible to empathize with them because they die and they are gone forever and you simply take another agent and that's it. Expand
  12. Jan 6, 2021
    4
    Arcade missions like in every ubisoft game. "Play like you want" is a lie. Often you have to use your guns. Silly arcade things in missions. Look at cyberpunk - they have great missions and side missions. No silly arcade gameplay is needed to have fun.

    Nevertheless, no real progression system. You can collect the most tecnician points with the cargo drone before the game starts. Very
    Arcade missions like in every ubisoft game. "Play like you want" is a lie. Often you have to use your guns. Silly arcade things in missions. Look at cyberpunk - they have great missions and side missions. No silly arcade gameplay is needed to have fun.

    Nevertheless, no real progression system. You can collect the most tecnician points with the cargo drone before the game starts. Very poor.

    Positve: hacking is fun - you have many options, open world is great. But thats it.
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  13. Jan 2, 2021
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. It was really good and fun but the dlc is comming out so vi kan play as aiden. And online dosent look bad Expand
  14. Jan 1, 2021
    4
    This is a typical Ubisoft game. Decent story and map, but flawed in many ways.

    The strongest part of the game is the story, and that is saying something because while it has an interesting concept, it falls short in many areas due to moments of poor writing and voice acting. My favorite character ended up being an AI because all of the "main characters" were extremely shallow and had no
    This is a typical Ubisoft game. Decent story and map, but flawed in many ways.

    The strongest part of the game is the story, and that is saying something because while it has an interesting concept, it falls short in many areas due to moments of poor writing and voice acting. My favorite character ended up being an AI because all of the "main characters" were extremely shallow and had no depth. The final moments of the story, which were supposed to be dramatic, were ruined by poor voice acting, repetitive gameplay (I will touch on this later), and cringy one-liners. The story was interesting enough to keep me playing the game solely to know what happened to London at the end.

    The missions are the weakest point of the game. Every mission feels like it was literally copied and pasted from the last one. Infiltrate, hack, then leave. It took me until about halfway through the game to realize this, but once I did the entire game became a grind. I wanted to finish because the story was interesting and I like to finish what I start, but I didn't enjoy any other aspects of it. I applaud Ubisoft for trying something new with the "Play As Anyone" mechanic; however, this was possibly what made the game lack so much. In order to progress, you have to recruit operatives off the street, which involves the same mundane copy and paste missions from the main story. As a result of not having a main character that interacts with others, none of the characters have any depth. I also applaud the game for giving the player plenty of non-lethal combat options. I love when games do this because not all players want to run around the city as a homicidal madman.

    The technological aspects of the game are as bad as one can expect from a Ubisoft title. Bad optimization made the game literally unplayable at launch. When driving, even on an RTX 2080 Super, I was consistently getting 30 FPS or below. Luckily the game's optimization went from atrocious to bad with updates. Now the game is at least playable, but I don't get the performance I would expect from an RTX 3090 (I have upgraded my 2080 Super). I played with ray tracing off for the majority of the game because DX11 gave me better performance, and the benefits from ray tracing were entirely situational in this game. Sometimes the reflections looked great, other times it made the roads look like a mirror with a bright light reflecting up at you. Plus DLSS made all of the reflections fuzzy, and DLSS is needed to play with RT on. Water always looked horrible with RT on.

    The game took me around 25 hours to complete and has very little replayability due to the linear story. So this means that I essentially paid $2.40/hr for a mediocre experience.

    Conclusion: Don't buy this game for $60. Wait a year until there's more content, optimizations, and then wait until it's on sale for $20.
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  15. Dec 31, 2020
    0
    Not available on Steam, most likely due to excessive publisher greed and the documented toxic culture at Ubisoft’s studios.
  16. Dec 26, 2020
    0
    Игра не стоит своих денег как и любая игра от ubisoft очередное говно
  17. Dec 21, 2020
    1
    Totally full of politics, mostly neoliberal propaganda. I am gaming because it's an escape from reality or it SHOULD be. This one is 100% politics. I HATE politics. 1 star.
    1. terrible story
    2 terrible optimization
    3. terrible voice acting
    4. terrible and boring missions
    5. super boring game
    6/ 100% neoliberal propaganda

    And THIS piece of work took them YEARS.... omg!!!! LOL
  18. Dec 21, 2020
    4
    On a technical level it's decent. Same basic gameplay as the first two games, really almost nothing has changed with the core mechanics at all.

    What it boils down to: This game is like an allergic reaction to the first two watch dogs games in a lot of ways, just as 2 was an allergic reaction to 1. Watch dogs 1 was really dark and didn't end on a happy note, and the main character wasn't
    On a technical level it's decent. Same basic gameplay as the first two games, really almost nothing has changed with the core mechanics at all.

    What it boils down to: This game is like an allergic reaction to the first two watch dogs games in a lot of ways, just as 2 was an allergic reaction to 1. Watch dogs 1 was really dark and didn't end on a happy note, and the main character wasn't really a good guy but rather just someone living a risky lifestyle who became unhinged when his lifestyle actually resulted in serious consequences. Some people didn't like that (although I thought it stood out as a nice change of pace) so WD2 attempted to avoid that and overshot, becoming a game that felt like a cartoon with a completely tone deaf theme from the ground up. Legion basically tries to undo some of those mistakes by going for a sort of dark, but not too dark middle of the road approach. Seems like a good idea in theory, but there are a few issues in practice. For one, the middle of the road approach is coupled with a really generic plot, and those two factors combine to make for an extremely boring story. Add to that the play as anyone mechanic and the situation is further dragged down. A mild theme with a generic plat that doesn't even have any central characters to care about...

    OK so the plot is bad... but if the gameplay were good then at least it would be a fun open world to explore, however that isn't really the case either. I can't think of very many open world games that manage to look the same everywhere you go as much as this game does. Every corner feels the same. There is no meaningful variation to the look and feel of different areas of the map at all. The map could be ten times as big or ten times as small and hardly anything about the game would be different. The driving is also not good, as with all open world Ubisoft games, the physics just don't feel believable at all and it makes the driving really uninteresting. Even a boring map can be fun to traverse if the driving is fun but sadly that is not the case.

    Play as anyone: Seems like a cool concept at first but really, it's just a handicap to the player. In the other WD games, the player was basically a jack of all trades. In legion, the player will usually only have one or two abilities. It's essentially as if you took the player from WD1 who was great with guns, hacking, hand to hand combat and stealth and limited the player to only being able to do one of those things at a time. This could be balanced out if there were characters that could be unlocked/found that had more interesting abilities but that really doesn't feel like the case either. While there are technically some higher tier characters the game will steer you towards, none of them actually feel significantly better than any character you can find off the street which makes unlocking them feel entirely pointless and unrewarding.

    Other really stand out issues: The AI is bad, REALLY bad. It's as if the enemies are trying fairly hard to look away from you most of the time and very often will just end up standing in a corner looking at the wall. It's very common to be able to just walk through a base without trying to to avoid any AI and complete the objective without any enemies bothering you. I have the game set to the hardest difficulty setting on top of that.

    In short, everything about this game is extremely mediocre. The AI is stupid to the point of feeling broken. It's almost impressive how much this game avoids actually being fun. It feels like a quality game at first, the graphics are good and it seems like there is a lot to do at first but this game is ultimately just the sum of it's parts and all of those parts are basic at best but more often lean towards bad.

    I think you might like this game only if you didn't play WD1 or 2 and then you might find some of the mechanics to be new and interesting for a little while but as a Watch Dogs game I think this one is probably the worst. I thought 1 was really good, 2 was cartoony but the gameplay was still good enough. Legion manages to avoid repeating and of the major criticisms from WD 1 and 2 but in doing so they made a game so watered down that it's just not fun.
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  19. Dec 19, 2020
    8
    Having played the previous two games I was interested to see how this game would set itself apart from the other installments, and I was pleasantly surprised. It handles differently from the previous two games, not just in advancements in the hacking mechanics but also in how levels are structured and how combat plays out.

    The game doesn't run amazingly on my rig. It's not revolutionary.
    Having played the previous two games I was interested to see how this game would set itself apart from the other installments, and I was pleasantly surprised. It handles differently from the previous two games, not just in advancements in the hacking mechanics but also in how levels are structured and how combat plays out.

    The game doesn't run amazingly on my rig. It's not revolutionary. The plot isn't memorable. But the game is fun, relatively bug-free (impressive for Ubisoft), and unique. Even though it could've been phenomenal with another year of development I am satisfied with the game I have.
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  20. Dec 18, 2020
    2
    Awful game. Runs very bad, mid 20 fps with lowest settings with rtx 2060 and ryzen 5 2600. Story is boring, same repetitive missions, go somewhere, hack something, wait that it’s been hacked while shooting waves of enemies. Visually this game looks bad even with ultra settings, it looks worse than wd1. Only things that are somewhat interesting are the location and that every person isAwful game. Runs very bad, mid 20 fps with lowest settings with rtx 2060 and ryzen 5 2600. Story is boring, same repetitive missions, go somewhere, hack something, wait that it’s been hacked while shooting waves of enemies. Visually this game looks bad even with ultra settings, it looks worse than wd1. Only things that are somewhat interesting are the location and that every person is playable, but it’s ruined because they don’t look humans more like clay and they all have the same voice but lowered or pitched to sound more ”unique” but it’s absolutely awful.

    Hacking is almost nonexistence, only part where you use hacking is in the boring repetitive missions. This game has less hacking than wd2 and wd1, which is stupid because this is a game about hackers.

    There is no shops to enter, and only places where you can enter is few bars and the hideout. Clothing stores are either stalls or posters on the wall.
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  21. Dec 18, 2020
    8
    It's not a perfect game at all. But fun, and it has nice graphics, and the "recruit everyone" mechanic, is pretty cool. Not one of the best games of all time, but one of the best Ubisoft games.
  22. Dec 16, 2020
    8
    The first game in the series, which was able to keep me at the monitor screen for a long time. I really liked it.
  23. Dec 15, 2020
    7
    Platform: High End Gaming PC - Playtime: 35h -
    Storytelling: 7/10 - The story isn't bad, but it just doesn't get to me. I don't feel empathy for any of the characters. And the only one i do care for, is the AI "Bagley", which is weird in a way. -
    Gameplay: 9/10 - Switching characters is fun! It plays nice, no real complaints despite the driving mechanics. - Graphics: 9/10 - The game
    Platform: High End Gaming PC - Playtime: 35h -
    Storytelling: 7/10 - The story isn't bad, but it just doesn't get to me. I don't feel empathy for any of the characters. And the only one i do care for, is the AI "Bagley", which is weird in a way. -
    Gameplay: 9/10 -
    Switching characters is fun! It plays nice, no real complaints despite the driving mechanics. -
    Graphics: 9/10 -
    The game looks very good. All the characters are detailed and so does the world. However, it's a bit on the blurry and grainy side. Maybe that's due to RTX.
    Sound: 8/10 -
    Sound is good, the characters voices are good, but they won't fit t all the available characters. Which spy is talking like a yokel (hillbilly)? The one i got! -
    Bugs: 1/10 -
    Just very view crashes, haven't encountered any mentionable bugs. -
    Overall: 7,2/10 -
    It's a solid game, which lacks in storytelling and immersion. Should you play it when you liked the older titles of the series. I would say yes, but wait for a sale. -
    Rating Overview - Storytelling: 30%, Gameplay: 30%, Graphics: 20%, Sound: 20%, Bugs: -100%
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  24. Dec 14, 2020
    5
    Joguinho bem mais ou menos, história até que é interessante, mas não é nada marcante. Nenhum personagem me marca de alguma forma(Exceto o Bagley que é incrível), Gameplay até que boazinha,mas falha em certas coisas. Fora os bugs que tive no lançamento que com certeza influenciam pra minha nota. Joguinho bem na media, ubi já foi melhor
  25. Dec 14, 2020
    0
    Just an horrible game! The developer did not take the game seriously himself. Just crappy game from a greedy company!
  26. Dec 12, 2020
    8
    A good idea and a short but intresting campain that has some good chapters, tho it could have benefited from more development time since the game has little to do after the short story and the little sidequests. Maybe the DLC will make it feel more complete, but that should be in the vanilla game.
    But with all, it is a fun game and has more to say than that other cyberpunk game that came
    A good idea and a short but intresting campain that has some good chapters, tho it could have benefited from more development time since the game has little to do after the short story and the little sidequests. Maybe the DLC will make it feel more complete, but that should be in the vanilla game.
    But with all, it is a fun game and has more to say than that other cyberpunk game that came this same year...
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  27. Dec 11, 2020
    6
    Watch Dogs Legion is a game that relies on the one core game mechanic of recruiting members to Dedsec, there is a good and a bad that come out of this. The good is that you never run out of side quests to do in order to recruit more people, but the bad is it can get repetitive after doing it for the 50th time. This game took a huge risk with this mechanic, did it pay off, you tell me. ItWatch Dogs Legion is a game that relies on the one core game mechanic of recruiting members to Dedsec, there is a good and a bad that come out of this. The good is that you never run out of side quests to do in order to recruit more people, but the bad is it can get repetitive after doing it for the 50th time. This game took a huge risk with this mechanic, did it pay off, you tell me. It is still probably the best game in the Watch Dogs series though and it merely depends on the player to like it, its different for everyone. If you are thinking of getting this game, think if you want to do nearly the same thing over and over again for as long as you want. Expand
  28. Dec 11, 2020
    4
    Unstable framerate and technical sector with just enough.
    as usual ubisoft can't make a decent game!
  29. Dec 11, 2020
    6
    Watch Dogs Legion was a experiment to create a world with many playable characters, but it failed in some points.
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    The graphics are great, the world looks fantastic specially with RTX on, but the water animations are terrible. Ubisoft could do this a lot better! ---------- The game was in a terrible condition at release, many bugs and crashes, but in the meantime the game
    Watch Dogs Legion was a experiment to create a world with many playable characters, but it failed in some points.
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    The graphics are great, the world looks fantastic specially with RTX on, but the water animations are terrible. Ubisoft could do this a lot better!
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    The game was in a terrible condition at release, many bugs and crashes, but in the meantime the game was fixed and runs a lot smoother now
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    The story is the biggest problem, it has a few great moments, but only a few is not enough to be a great game. I wished the character at the beginning were the only playable main character. He was great, top voice acting!
    The problem with many playable characters, all of them are ignorable, you can build no relationship to any of them.
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    The game is not bad, it's ok. You can have fun for about 20-30 hours. But after that you will forget the story, the characters, most of them. It has hardly memorable moments.
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  30. Dec 10, 2020
    4
    For the first 6 hours or so I was quite entertained. But now, after about 18 hour, Im not really enjoying it anymore.
    The game gets boring and feels empty. Maybe because you can change character in 2 sec and there is no individual progression with each character. The things you unlock can be applied to all characters. And the selection of gadgets and abilities fells limited. There has
    For the first 6 hours or so I was quite entertained. But now, after about 18 hour, Im not really enjoying it anymore.
    The game gets boring and feels empty. Maybe because you can change character in 2 sec and there is no individual progression with each character. The things you unlock can be applied to all characters. And the selection of gadgets and abilities fells limited. There has not been a single moment where I felt connected to the character.
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Metascore
72

Mixed or average reviews - based on 46 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 29 out of 46
  2. Negative: 1 out of 46
  1. CD-Action
    Feb 8, 2021
    80
    Legion is a return to the darker roots of Watch Dogs. It is also the best game in the series, regardless of whether you’re inclined to avoid violence and solve problems DedSec style (by hacking), or prefer to unleash a hail of bullets. The story improved big time and it is unsettling to realize how much the game’s dystopian reality resembles our own. [13/2020, p.62]
  2. Jan 26, 2021
    50
    This is the worst kind of sandbox, with bland, repetitious gameplay, and barely existing narrative.
  3. LEVEL (Czech Republic)
    Jan 4, 2021
    60
    Watch Dogs: Legion is a fun game, but in the end it doesn't stand out. The possibility of recruiting anyone is ambitious, but many, perhaps even more important elements have fallen victim to it. The game unfortunately falls into the ranks: to play and forget. [Issue#307]