It's certainly a better game now than it was at launch, so it's a shame to see content support for Watch Dogs Legion dry up. Its free PS5 and Xbox Series X/S performance upgrade was also extremely welcome. Several quality of life elements were introduced, as well as new modes and a zombie-themed expansion.
Watch Dogs Legion's major content updates were to the game's benefit, fortunately. Such freedom was, unfortunately, at odds with the design of the open world, with relatively few mission types giving way to repetition. Its major feature was the ability to recruit and play as pretty much anyone in the open world. Watch Dogs Legion was met with somewhat tepid reviews at launch, which is a real shame, considering that much of the game's hype was generated by its ambitious gameplay systems. This falls short of the effort Ubisoft is still putting into Assassin's Creed Valhalla, which still has major content updates and expansions on the way throughout 2022. As a consequence, we have decided to offer you all the rewards available on these games: you now have more than 1.000 Rewards for free to enjoy.The news means that Watch Dogs Legion, originally released in October 2020, received just less than a year of major content updates. "On our back catalogue games, you will be able to access Ubisoft Connect services (stats, leaderboard, Smart Intel when applicable), but the challenge system is inactive. "All Ubisoft live games and new releases will support Ubisoft Connect services and loyalty program. "It aims at giving the best environment for all players to enjoy their games and connect with each others whatever the device," the company wrote. Users will unlock weapon skins and other items as a result. This is launching on October 29th, the same day as Watch Dogs Legion.Īll new releases will support a new loyalty scheme, which incentivises people to play Ubisoft's games more. In an FAQ post on its website, the firm said that this would be an umbrella brand for its Ubisoft Club loyalty programme and its Uplay desktop app moving forward. French publishing giant Ubisoft has brought a number of its services under the Ubisoft Connect banner.
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