That lends it a much more sandboxy feel than the previous games because any given character can make the same mission feel dramatically different. Legion’s clever twist makes this third game in the series play like a hacker version of State of Decay, where every NPC can be recruited as a playable character and each has their own weapons, abilities, and traits that can give them very different playstyles. Not so much that I drive more carefully or anything, but after playing Watch Dogs: Legion I think about it a little bit more.
After decades of running over pedestrians by the dozen in open-world action games without a second thought, it’s actually a little bit unsettling to think that each of them might have unique talents and even the potential to be a hero.
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