Watch Dogs: Legion - The Game Where London Needs a Hug
Welcome to Watch Dogs: Legion, where you can recruit literally anyone to your cause, as long as you don't mind them sounding like they were voiced by a bored AI.

Graphics: Gorgeous and dystopian. London's digital rendition is beautiful and detailed, capturing the essence of a city that’s just one bad decision away from total chaos. Enjoy the sights, because the gameplay might make you want to look away.

Gameplay: Ambitious and mildly frustrating. The idea of recruiting any character you see is groundbreaking... in theory. In practice, it means you’ll spend more time wondering why your new recruit has a debilitating fear of squirrels than actually hacking anything. It’s like Pokémon, but for people with questionable life choices.

Story: A near-future London in need of salvation. If only the resistance fighters didn't sound like they were auditioning for a community theater production. The narrative is there, somewhere, buried under layers of forced accents and questionable dialogue.

Characters: Diverse and plentiful, which is great until you realize most of them have the personality of a damp sponge. You can recruit a retired grandma who’s secretly a ninja, or a construction worker who’s really into drone racing. But good luck finding someone who can string a convincing sentence together.

Combat: Functional and varied. You can go in guns blazing, sneak around like a tech-savvy ninja, or use your army of drones to do the dirty work. The combat is solid, but it’s hard to take it seriously when your operative grunts like they’re constipated.

Hacking: Still the core of the game, and still a lot of fun. Take control of drones, manipulate the city’s infrastructure, and spy on everyone’s personal lives. Just try not to think about how all this cutting-edge tech is being used by someone who can’t even figure out how to cross the street without getting hit by a car.

Customization: Extensive and ridiculous. Dress your operatives in the latest dystopian fashion, because nothing says "resistance fighter" like a neon pink trench coat and a chicken mask. It’s all about style, even if that style makes you look like you got dressed in the dark.

Voice Acting: A special kind of bad. It's like they used a text-to-speech program from the early 2000s. The characters speak with all the enthusiasm of a bored call center employee, making it hard to take any of the dramatic moments seriously.

Conclusion: Watch Dogs: Legion is a bold experiment that doesn't quite hit the mark. It's a game where the concept is more exciting than the execution, and the characters are more memorable for their quirks than their personalities. Would I recommend it? Maybe. If you enjoy open-world games with a side of unintentional comedy and a dash of corporate soullessness, then this one’s for you.

So, gear up, recruit your army of quirky misfits, and take back London. Just don’t expect too much personality from your new friends. After all, they’re more interested in making you laugh than saving the city.

Happy hacking! And remember, in Watch Dogs: Legion, it’s not just about fighting the system—it’s about finding the least annoying recruit to do it for you.

This is an AWESOME game. I love played the other games and this is it's own twist from LONDON, not USA....People whining about it "NoT bEiNg LiKe ThE fIrSt OnE" are dumb. This game right now fo 6 dollars?!?! Yes buy it. It is so much fun. Much better than GTA in my opinion. It is so much fun with a massive London map to explore. You driveonthe left side of the road, and all the London good stuff. Some people don't appreciate a good game when they see one. BUY IT. I'm a normal dude from Texas and I LOVE this game. ESPECIALLY for only 6 bucks? YUPP BUY IT!

+nice combat.
+nice character customization.
+nice world, enviroment, live npc etc.(i love london)
+fun gameplay.
-cringe dialog wat the hell.
-repetitive mission.
-ugly and cringe character expression.