Watch Dogs: Legion Bloodline tries hard to cover the weaknesses of the original game, and actually does a pretty good job, but in the process of focusing on story and character development, fails to deliver the same gameplay standards.
Watch Dogs: Legion - Bloodline2021
Watch Dogs: Legion - Bloodline
2021 Ubisoft Entertainment73Good
Playtime
ShortIt typically takes about 8 hours to finish the game.
Playable on
Available on
- $14.99
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Details
- Launch
- July 6, 2021
- Developer
- Ubisoft Toronto
- Publisher
- Ubisoft Entertainment
- Themes
- Genres
Overview
Vigilante hacker Aiden Pearce is back, and this time he's teaming up with Wrench in a new storyline set before the events of the main game.
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Reception
Press73
Players80
GoodGreat- Metacritic73from 9 reviews
- OpenCritic73from 22 reviews
Bloodline ties all three Watch Dogs games together in a satisfying and meaningful way
Despite the great premises of the story, in short, it is an old-fashioned additional content: in terms of quantity there is little to complain about, Ubisoft knows how to package products that are worth the asking price and it is no coincidence that even after the end credits you can continue to play freely; but, overall, we have on our hands something...
Watch Dogs: Legion - Bloodline injects new fun into the vanilla game, but stumbles a bit. Returning characters improve the narrative, but this DLC add-on lacks the base game’s free-form, squad-based action.
The first narrative expansion of Watch Dogs Legion: Bloodline is a strange creature: a kind of hybrid between the classic course of the series and the more libertarian approach followed with the latest iteration of the brand.