Watch Dogs Legion is back in action with two old faces and a new storyline. Ubisoft took a leap forward by introducing a new feature that makes any NPC part of the main story. A game that breaks the boundaries of standard gaming and gives players the opportunity to choose the character they love the most. If you played Watch Dogs Legion, you know that you can hack into the lives of citizens and convince them to join the notorious hacking group DedSec. They rebel against the unfair rules and want to free London.

Bloodline DLC brings a new perspective and a good expansion of the storyline. Wearing the mask of Aiden Pearce and Wrench, you are forced to finish the new plot. In this review I share my views on how I felt after playing Watch Dogs Legion Bloodline.

It’s exciting to have the most popular hacker of the Watch Dogs universe back on the screen. Aiden Pearce brings a refreshing storyline, a lot of combat power and real hacking skills. Compared to the NPCs, I really enjoyed playing as Aiden Pearce. Even though he won’t follow you to the end, the time you have with him is always fun. I won’t go into too much detail about the plot, what’s important is how much fun Aiden can bring to Watch Dogs Legion. Not much has changed in terms of objectives and missions. But combat and dealing with those strange machine bots is tricky. You have to work hard in some missions to complete them.

Stealth is the key to success in Watch Dogs Legion Bloodline, which fits Aiden's image perfectly. I tried to enter restricted zones as Wrench, but failed. As Aiden, you have the superpower to take out everything in the vicinity, thanks to his hacking ability "System Crash". I want him until the end. Wrench is painful in close combat, his takedown animations draw a few extra lethal seconds, which is not good at all on a crowded battlefield.