Watch Dogs: Legion - Page 9 (2024)

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Does Watch Dogs: Legion have inappropriate content? ›

Watch dogs legion is an amazing game! I have experienced this series and it is great! But does have some violence and swearing. The character's can punch and use firearms but you can complete the game without violence.

When focusing on the main objectives, Watch Dogs: Legion is about 18 Hours in length. If you're a gamer that strives to see all aspects of the game, you are likely to spend around 49 Hours to obtain 100% completion.

It is the sequel to 2016's Watch Dogs 2 and the third installment in the Watch Dogs series. Set within a fictionalised representation of a futuristic, dystopian London, the game's story follows the hacker syndicate DedSec as they seek to clear their names after being framed for a series of terrorist bombings.

It is amazing and completely appropriate for ages 11 and up.

Parents Need to Know

Players will encounter plenty of strong language, male and female nudity (though no sex), and drug and alcohol use. The adult-oriented narrative also touches on difficult social issues including racism, transgenderism, and systemic repression.

Grab a drink at each of the 26 drink locations — being careful to keep playing the same character throughout the bender — and you'll be rewarded with the “Bottom's Up” Watch Dogs: Legion achievement or trophy. Here's how to find each drink location.

When focusing on the main objectives, Watch Dogs: Legion - Bloodline is about 5½ Hours in length.

It is officially rated M for the following: blood, intense violence, nudity, strong language, strong sexual content, use of drugs and alcohol.

In Watch Dogs: Legion, set in 2029, Wrench seemingly retires from DedSec, and went to London after realizing he was being manipulated by a businessman, Thomas Rempart, who had stole all of his built robots, as apart of his set. Wrench decides to get revenge on him for it.

Watch Dogs (Video Game 2014) - Isabelle Blais as Clara Lille - IMDb.

Is Watch Dogs 1 and 2 connected? ›

You do not need to play Watch Dogs 1 before playing Watch Dogs 2. While both games are part of the same video game series and share certain thematic elements, characters, and a fictional universe, each installment has its own distinct story and protagonist.

The game contains some sexual material: red light districts with sex shops advertising nude dancers and sex toys; missions/storylines referencing prostitution. As players explore the open-world, their character can drink alcoholic beverages, causing the screen to distort and the character to eventually pass out.

Restricted Areas are only shown in missions, as during free-roam they are void of enemies. If the player tries to access a restricted area, they will be given an in-game warning, and the player will be forced into stealth mode. If the player is caught, the enemies will engage them in combat.

The overall story is gripping and exciting, however frightening imagery is interwoven throughout the show including jump scares and horror build ups. This show should be for those 18 and up.

Violence & Scariness

Heavy fantasy violence throughout, including fighting, guns and knives, bullet wounds, slices and dices, car crashes, and many dead bodies (including the bodies of possessed, zombie-like creatures).