Legion expands the most convincing quality of the series

The third entry in Ubisoft Can de-franchise takes the series of action-adventure in a new experimental direction with an ambitious promise. Offering a dynamic open world that allows the player to become one of the citizens he sees it, Watch Dogs: Legion_ sacrifies a significant key character to the pursuit of several - and surprisingly, it works.

Watch Dogs: Legion takes place in London, which seems probably more alive and vibrant than one or other of the previous cities. There are tons of detail to admire in the many narrow streets you can explore, and cars and characters are not lacking in the city. Corruption took over and the city decreased in a police state, which pushed DeSec to resist and respond.

To strengthen Dedsec's resistance, you must work to release the city and get support from the largest number of citizens. Not only can you recruit any individual that you see on the whole card to join the cause of Dedsec, but you can actually become and play it as the main character.

However, it's not as easy as identifying a pedestrian random and turn into him. You must talk to a new person and finish his personal missions before she joins your list, and some people will be more opposite than others. Each person, whether a doctor, a politician or a building worker, will have his own set of capabilities and skills that can be used differently. Although this bold mechanics can naturally attract a lot of skepticism, I found it quite exciting in the way it affected my style style from one moment to another.

By trying to recruit a politician whose mission required to enter a hospital, for example, I changed my main character for a doctor from my list and entered directly into the building without a doubt - all thanks to his uniform. Having a list of characters among which choosing gives you not only benefits such as stealth, hacking and combat, but also gives you access to different personalities and professions that can change your way of approaching a given mission.

Although you can create a quite huge list of characters among which to choose, they can be definitely killed or critically injured if they find themselves losers in a conflict, making them unavailable to play. The melee system will not help you with many assisted mechanisms, such as helping you reduce the gap with your opponent during the swing, so do not expect to move to each fight if you enter a unprepared. It can sometimes be difficult to puncture, but combat with body to body is at least satisfactory and weighted.

Driving in grand theft auto fashion feels better than ever, although North Americans embark on a fun challenge trying to adapt to life on the other side of the road. The hacking mechanisms both in and out of the course seems extremely familiar to me, and the time I spent with the demo let me ask me how many new gadgets and environmental interactions we will really see.

When Ubisoft has revealed the angle "playing like everyone else" of the new entrance, like many others, I judged this undeniably ambitious premise and I met him with enthusiasm and skepticism. After a few hours with the game, I am a fan of the new adventurous functionality for a main reason: giving the player the possibility of really getting into the skin of any random citizen on the map, legion develops the most Interesting and the most convincing custody of the people.

COUNT OF COUTER The greatest achievement of '' has always been its representation of real people and the conversations we participate when we look at the windows of their lives. Legion solidifies this by letting us explore these characters deeper; To expose us to their stories and make sure we see them and talk to them again before allowing us to embody those people. Although this is at the cost of sacrificing a senior character to whom we can create a significant attachment, it also gives the reward to approach the game in a totally different way. The new player agency means that it is not only your fight to take back London, but also that of all the others. Who will you go along the way?