Legion goes a step further by letting you use this information to recruit them. In previous Watch Dogs games, you could scan every non-playable character to learn a bit more about them. The twist is that there isn’t one specific hero you play as instead, you can take control of almost any character in the game.
Creative director Clint Hocking describes the setting as a “time of massive social change.” Unemployment is rampant, with millions put out of work because of automation, and the venerable pound has been overtaken by a new form of cryptocurrency.Īmidst this chaos is DedSec, the Anonymous-style hacker organization at the heart of the Watch Dogs series. (Of course, this being a Ubisoft game, it’s definitely not a game about politics.) For the most part, the city looks recognizable aside from the futuristic cars that dot the streets and the copious drones in the sky.
The new game is set in the near future in post-Brexit London. Watch Dogs Legion, which was officially unveiled today at Ubisoft’s E3 keynote, doesn’t just take place in a sprawling, dynamic world - it also forces you to look at the people in that world in a new way.
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As big as that leap was, though, the third game in the series is even more ambitious. The initial concept - where you play as a hacker in a GTA-style open world - was fleshed out in Watch Dogs 2, with more open-ended gameplay and a tone and style that felt just right. The jump from the original Watch Dogs to its sequel was a big one.
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