Watch Dogs: Legion
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How a major attitude adjustment saved Watch Dogs 2 from meltdown
Watch Dogs 2 successfully pivoted from the grim tone of its predecessor by embracing a more vibrant San Francisco setting and a charismatic protagonist, Marcus Holloway. This tonal adjustment, coupled with improved gameplay mechanics and a focus on player freedom, revitalized the series and made it a more enjoyable experience.
2020 PS5, PS4 Ubisoft Action Adventure Game Getting Surprise Rerelease – Report
A new report suggests Ubisoft is planning a 'Director's Cut' rerelease of the 2020 action-adventure game Watch Dogs Legion for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4, potentially in the first half of 2027. While details are scarce, the rerelease aims to address fan criticisms and bugs from the original launch, which received a mediocre score of 66 on Metacritic.
Games Inbox: Will there be an official GTA 6 and PS5 console bundle?
Readers discuss the potential for a Grand Theft Auto 6 and PlayStation 5 console bundle, with some expressing surprise at the lack of an official announcement. Other topics include the pricing of the PlayStation 5 Pro, the multiplayer modes in Teardown, the appeal of retro games like Dizzy and Alien Breed, and disappointment with the sequel to Control.
Popular PS4 & PS5 Open-World Action Game Gets Massive 85% Off on PlayStation Store
Watch Dogs: Legion is available for 85% off on the PlayStation Store, priced at $8.99 until October 8, 2026. This open-world action title set in near-future London allows players to recruit and control any NPC, each with unique skills. Recent rumors suggest a potential "Director's Cut" relaunch for the game.
Watch Dogs: Legion Director's Cut is definitely happening claim sources
Sources suggest Ubisoft will release a 'Director's Cut' version of Watch Dogs: Legion in the first half of next year, with around 100 developers at Ubisoft Montreal reportedly working on it. However, Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot stated that a new game in the franchise is not currently in production, creating conflicting information.
Ubisoft Will Reportedly Try Relaunching Watch Dogs: Legion With a Director's Cut
Ubisoft is reportedly planning to relaunch Watch Dogs: Legion next year with a "Director's Cut" version. This move suggests an attempt to revitalize the game.
Rykte: En "Director's Cut" av Watch Dogs: Legion släpps nästa år
Rumors suggest Ubisoft may release a Director's Cut version of Watch Dogs: Legion in the first half of 2027. While details are scarce, it's speculated to be a remaster with new content and system adjustments based on player feedback, rather than a full remake.
Rykte: En "Diretor's Cut" av Watch Dogs: Legion släpps nästa år
A rumor suggests that Ubisoft is planning to release a Director's Cut version of Watch Dogs: Legion in the first half of 2027. While details are scarce, it is speculated to be a light remaster with new content and revised systems, rather than a full remake.
Watch Dogs: Legion Director’s Cut Could Launch in the First Half of 2027 – Rumor
A rumor suggests that Watch Dogs: Legion Director's Cut could be released in the first half of 2027, with potential features including a full night mode and new story content. While Ubisoft has not announced new entries in the Watch Dogs series, this re-release might test the waters for the franchise, especially after Watch Dogs: Legion reportedly underperformed.
Watch Dogs is “an Important Brand For the Future”, Says Ubisoft CEO
Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot stated that the Watch Dogs franchise is important for the company's future, though no new game is currently in active development. The series' next confirmed project is a live-action film adaptation, which has completed production but lacks a release date or marketing campaign. The franchise, known for its exploration of technology's role in society, debuted in 2014 and has since released two sequels.
Weekend PC Download Deals for Oct. 2: Steam Autumn Sale and friends
The annual Steam Autumn Sale has begun, offering discounts on a wide range of PC games, including recent releases and older titles. Several other digital storefronts like GOG.com, Epic Games Store, and Fanatical are also hosting their own autumn sales, providing various deals and free games.
Weekend PC Download Deals for Sept. 25: GOG.com Autumn Sale
This weekend's PC gaming deals include GOG.com's Autumn Sale featuring DRM-free titles like The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and Cyberpunk 2077. Other notable sales are happening on Steam, the Ubisoft Store, and the Epic Games Store, with discounts on a wide variety of games across multiple platforms.
Weekend PC Download Deals for Sept. 18: Steam Party-Based RPG Fest
This weekend's PC gaming deals include a Steam Party-Based RPG Fest with discounts on titles like Baldur's Gate 3 and Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. Several publishers like Capcom, Square Enix, Sega, and Bandai Namco are participating in the Tokyo Game Show sales, while Ubisoft offers discounts and free copies of For Honor for its 40th anniversary.
The Biggest Gaming Stories That Happened Since GTA 5 Came Out 13 Years Ago
Since Grand Theft Auto 5's release in September 2013, the gaming landscape has seen significant shifts, including the rise of live-service games like Fortnite and the eventual decline of E3. Major events include numerous Skyrim ports, the expansion of the Watch Dogs franchise, Halo appearing on PlayStation, and Grand Theft Auto 5 itself releasing on multiple new platforms. The period also saw the rise of Andrew Wilson at EA, the entire Phil Spencer era at Xbox, the successful launch and dominance of the Nintendo Switch, and a significant increase in console prices.
Is Assassin's Creed Mirage Backwards Compatible on PC?
Assassin's Creed Mirage is confirmed to be backwards compatible on PC, allowing players who own certain Ubisoft titles on Xbox to claim a free PC digital copy via Ubisoft Connect. This offer includes several other new Ubisoft games such as Assassin's Creed Valhalla and Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora.
Xbox Players Can Now Claim Free PC Versions Of These Ubisoft Games
Xbox has expanded its partnership with Ubisoft, allowing players who own certain Ubisoft titles on console to claim free PC versions through the Ubisoft Connect app. Thirteen games are currently available, with more premium editions of Ubisoft titles also accessible via the Xbox PC app. This initiative is part of Xbox's broader efforts to enhance its PC gaming offerings and digital ecosystem.
Xbox owners of these 13 Ubisoft titles can claim the PC editions at no cost
A new partnership between Microsoft and Ubisoft allows Xbox owners of 13 specific Ubisoft titles to claim the PC versions for free via the Xbox App on PC. This offer applies to digital purchases and does not extend in the opposite direction, meaning PC purchases do not grant Xbox versions. Eligible games include titles like Assassin's Creed Mirage, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, and The Crew Motorfest.
Xbox and Ubisoft console-to-PC collab lets users access games cross-device "at no additional cost"
Xbox and Ubisoft have expanded their partnership, allowing players who own digital console versions of select games to access the PC version via Ubisoft Connect at no additional cost. This offer includes titles like Assassin's Creed Shadows and Star Wars Outlaws, with a progressive rollout for existing owners until August 4.
Ubisoft is letting owners of its Xbox games play select titles for free on PC as part of a new partnership with Microsoft
Ubisoft and Microsoft have partnered to allow owners of select Ubisoft digital titles on Xbox to play them on PC via Ubisoft Connect at no additional cost. This initiative includes games like Assassin's Creed Mirage and Far Cry 6, with previously purchased titles expected to appear by August 4th. While DLC transfers, consumable items and in-game currency may not. Additionally, premium editions of several Ubisoft games are now available on the Xbox app for PC.
Ubisoft is Providing Free PC Copies of 13 Games to Players Who Own Them on Xbox
Ubisoft and Xbox are offering free PC copies of select Ubisoft games to players who own them digitally on Xbox One or Xbox Series X/S. To claim the PC version, players must link their Ubisoft Connect account to their Xbox account. This promotion applies to a list of modern titles, and while it doesn't work in reverse, add-on content for owned games is also included.
