Watch Dogs: Legion review — Rising up in London without a leader
Watch Dogs: Legion is an admirable attempt to send a message about how all of us have the power to rise up and fight...
Watch Dogs: Legion interview — Recruiting the right crew in Ubisoft’s hacking game
I’ve played Watch Dogs: Legion for multiple previews, and it has been hard for me to get past that the game has no main...
Aiden Pearce returns in Watch Dogs: Legion as playable character
Aiden Pearce, the star of the first Watch Dogs game, will return as a playable character in Watch Dogs: Legion, the third game in...
Ubisoft's Watch Dogs aims to revive hardcore video games with the highest of expectations
Ubisoft hopes that its new open-world hacking game will define the next-generation of video games.
Watch Dogs’ mobile app is a hoot as you chase down a fugitive across Chicago (hands-on preview)
It is an example of the future of gaming, with seamless play across consoles, PCs, mobile devices, and smart TVs.
Watch Dogs really lets you hack your way through a smart city (hands-on preview)
The only trouble is that Ubisoft has given you too many things to do in Watch Dogs.