Watch Dogs: Legion starts off with a bang, as the entire city of London erupts in a chaotic explosion that sets the tone for the game. The game carries many elements from the previous games, and these elements form the core gameplay of the hacking-based adventure that we have come to love over the years.

It turns the tables and takes you across the pond from Chicago and San Francisco to London. Here, instead of gun violence and the use of firearms, players are introduced to a much quieter and deadlier form of attack, namely bare knuckle combat. Melee attacks are your next best option when you can’t find a weapon in Watch Dogs: Legion and somehow this helps to bring the immersiveness of London into the game.

Watch Dogs: Legion is diverse and challenging. It effectively retains the core gameplay mechanic that serves combat, exploration, customization, and hacking all in one. This game is more than a weekend killer, for Watch Dogs fans it is a trip down memory lane where the entire world is up for hacking. With a few hiccups and a lot of excitement we begin our Watch Dogs: Legion Game Review.

Watch Dogs: Legion keeps the core premise of the franchise intact, while exploring additional avenues and defying odds to overcome them. It feels like a natural progression from the past few years, and I loved it.