Watch Dogs Legion – PS5

Play as literally anyone — Watch Dogs: Legion delivers a near-future London where any NPC in the city can be recruited and controlled.

Product Description

Watch Dogs: Legion was developed by Ubisoft Toronto and published by Ubisoft, originally releasing in 2020, with the PS5 version delivering ray tracing, faster loading, and enhanced visual fidelity. Set in a near-future, dystopian London under authoritarian surveillance control, it introduces the series' most ambitious mechanic yet: virtually any NPC encountered in the open world can be recruited into your resistance organization, DedSec, and played as your protagonist, each with unique skills, backstories, and personalities.

The game combines hacking-focused stealth gameplay, open-world exploration of a richly detailed London, and a "permadeath" option where recruited characters can be permanently lost, adding genuine stakes to your growing roster. The PS5 version delivers enhanced crowd density and lighting alongside DualSense integration.

Similar Games

If you enjoy Watch Dogs: Legion's hacking-focused open-world gameplay, you'll also want to try Watch Dogs-style earlier entries for the series' established hacking and stealth systems; Cyberpunk 2077 for another near-future, hacking-adjacent dystopian open world; and Ghostwire: Tokyo for another game centered on a single, richly detailed explorable city.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I really play as any character in the city?

A: Yes, virtually any NPC can be recruited and played as your protagonist, each with unique traits.

Q: What happens if a recruited character dies?

A: With permadeath enabled, character loss is permanent, adding genuine stakes; this feature can also be disabled for a more forgiving experience.

Q: Do I need to play earlier Watch Dogs games first?

A: No, it tells a standalone story accessible to newcomers.

Pros

Genuinely innovative "play as anyone" recruitment system

Richly detailed, atmospheric near-future London setting

Deep hacking-focused stealth gameplay

Enhanced ray tracing and DualSense support on PS5

Cons

Character voice acting/writing quality varies given the huge recruitable NPC pool

Story and central antagonist received mixed critical reception

Some open-world mission structures follow familiar Ubisoft conventions