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Watch Dogs: Legion
Watch Dogs: Legion is certainly guilty of featuring many of the same cookie-cutter designs of other open worlds, but it also has plenty of merits that make it one of the more creative titles from the French gaming giant in quite some time. The play-as-anyone mechanic opens up a lot of gameplay opportunities, and the highly dynamic open world of futuristic London encourages players to get creative with their strategies in order to complete their objectives. There’s definitely room for improvement, but what’s here is impressive nonetheless.
