Watch Dogs: Legion - Bloodline

Game SkinnyMark Delaney

7/10

Watch Dogs: Legion Bloodline brings familiar faces to new places, and if you can stand the tonal in-fighting, it's a worthwhile, occasionally daring story-driven adventure.

GameSpewKim Snaith

7/10

If you’re a big fan of the original Watch Dogs, there’s no doubt you’ll get a kick out of stepping into Aiden Pearce’s Iconic shoes once more. Watch Dogs Legion: Bloodline tells a decent story, but it doesn’t do a great deal to expand the game’s world in any meaningful way. It’s another excuse to roam around London and gawp at the beautiful sights – but aside from one truly standout gameplay section, that’s about it.

Push SquareSammy Barker

7/10

A little over six months since its PlayStation 5 debut, Watch Dogs Legion is undoubtedly in a better place. Make no mistake, this ambitious but ultimately flawed open world jaunt through futuristic London is still let-down by the weight of its own ideas, but Ubisoft – as the French publisher is wont to do – has worked tirelessly to add meaningful improvements, like a responsive 60 frames-per-second graphical option and online play.

StevivorSteve Wright

7/10

The original Watch Dogs was a curious thing, slightly over-hyped and under-delivering. Like Assassin’s Creed before it, the opening title in the franchise proved to be a proof of concept, with Watch Dogs 2 ditching wooden protagonist Aiden Pearce for a more compelling hero. 2020’s Watch Dogs Legion upended this altogether, doing away with the concept of a singular protagonist and embracing the idea that you could play as anyone within London. Ultimately, Legion had similar problems as ...

Sirus GamingJarren Navarrete

6/10

You better have to choose if it’s worth spending your spare cash, because it might not be the game for you and it might be for others.

Screen RantAlex Santa Maria

Unscored

Watch Dogs: Legion's procedurally generated group of hackers pulled off something unique at launch, but they didn't really make for compelling protagonists. It was fun to explore the different ability sets, but the missions across London never felt like they were anything more than endless side activities stripped out of another open-world adventure. The release of Watch Dogs: Legion - Bloodline adds the character focus that the main campaign sorely needed with the help of a grizzled Aiden Pearce and Wrench from Watch Dogs 2. Not only do players get to bring these two iconic characters into th...

Press StartJames Berich

Unscored

While Bloodline doesn’t reinvent the wheel or take any substantive risks, it does a great job at bringing together the new world of Legion with old world of Watch Dogs and Watch Dogs 2 to offer a short but focused Watch Dogs experience.