Joe LaRue of The Koalition writes: Watch Dogs: Legion – Bloodline, the newest story DLC for the game, changes things up for Watch Dogs: Legion in a huge way. It takes away with the open-world concept of the game, reduces it down to its most basic parts, and turns the attention to two iconic players from the previous series: Aiden Pearce from Watch Dogs 1 and Wrench from Watch Dogs 2. Both characters are more aggressive with abilities like flashbangs for Wrench and slow-motion aiming after a takedown for Aiden. Either way, they bring two unique skillsets to the game, which I truly believe will benefit your team builds, and this was something the game was missing.
From Review: "With a brand new storyline and fun side-missions, Aiden and Wrench give Watch Dogs: Legion a soul!"
Jarren: "Watch Dogs Legion Bloodlines is an expansion of the main game that decided to get rid of the main mechanic of what made Legion what it is. And in my opinion, it’s all the better for it."
Richard writes: "Watch Dogs: Legion – Bloodline is easily better than the main game. Removing recruitable NPCs in favour of established characters means every interaction is more meaningful, both between characters and with the player themselves."
I feel like as this series has aged more and more people realize the first game was actually quote good. People just couldn't overlook the downscale graphics but out of all WD games the original is the only one I could finish because rest of them found to be boring
In WD 2 ubi tried to be hip but in my opinion it wasn't a better game than the first and legion is just not even in same ball park as the other 2
Turning out to be a pretty good, straightforward DLC expansion story so far.