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Watch Dogs: Legion - Bloodline

Watch Dogs: Legion - Bloodline

Released: 7/6/2021

Set before the events of Watch Dogs: Legion, the DLC expansion introduces a new storyline that tasks original Watch Dogs protagonist Aiden Pearce with stealing a robot-controlling device from Broca Tech – only to see the job go south as Watch Dogs 2’s Wrench interferes. Check out the trailer below to see how Aiden’s carefully laid plans unravel, and what he now risks as a result. Both Aiden and Wrench are playable during Bloodline’s story, and with the Season Pass or an in-game purchase, they can be added to your DedSec Resistance in the main campaign or in the Online mode. Each also comes with new abilities: Aiden can aim in slow-mo after a takedown, gets a damage buff with a well-timed reload, or disable nearby electronics with a System Crash. Wrench – in addition to an MPX SMG and LTL grenade launcher, both with custom skins – carries a big custom hammer named Lady Smash, deploys mini flashbangs called Ninja Balls, and can summon a custom drone named Sergei.

Set before the events of Watch Dogs: Legion, the DLC expansion introduces a new storyline that tasks original Watch Dogs protagonist Aiden Pearce with stealing a robot-controlling device from Broca Tech – only to see the job go south as Watch Dogs 2’s Wrench interferes. Check out the trailer below to see how Aiden’s carefully laid plans unravel, and what he now risks as a result. Both Aiden and Wrench are playable during Bloodline’s story, and with the Season Pass or an in-game purchase, they can be added to your DedSec Resistance in the main campaign or in the Online mode. Each also comes with new abilities: Aiden can aim in slow-mo after a takedown, gets a damage buff with a well-timed reload, or disable nearby electronics with a System Crash. Wrench – in addition to an MPX SMG and LTL grenade launcher, both with custom skins – carries a big custom hammer named Lady Smash, deploys mini flashbangs called Ninja Balls, and can summon a custom drone named Sergei.

Set before the events of Watch Dogs: Legion, the DLC expansion introduces a new storyline that tasks original Watch Dogs protagonist Aiden Pearce with stealing a robot-controlling device from Broca Tech – only to see the job go south as Watch Dogs 2’s Wrench interferes. Check out the trailer below to see how Aiden’s carefully laid plans unravel, and what he now risks as a result. Both Aiden and Wrench are playable during Bloodline’s story, and with the Season Pass or an in-game purchase, they can be added to your DedSec Resistance in the main campaign or in the Online mode. Each also comes with new abilities: Aiden can aim in slow-mo after a takedown, gets a damage buff with a well-timed reload, or disable nearby electronics with a System Crash. Wrench – in addition to an MPX SMG and LTL grenade launcher, both with custom skins – carries a big custom hammer named Lady Smash, deploys mini flashbangs called Ninja Balls, and can summon a custom drone named Sergei.

Critics
73
Steam
83
Metacritic
70

Score Breakdown

73.1

Critic Average

25 reviews

83

Steam User Score

207 reviews

70

Metacritic User Score

66 reviews

Disparity Breakdown

Steam Disparity
-9.5
Metacritic Disparity
+3.1
Combined Disparity
-3.2

Average of both sources

Review Timing

25 launch window (100%)0 late (0%)

Review summary

Updated May 8, 2026

Based on 25 scored critic reviews, critics give this game an average score of 73.1/100. Critics score this game 9.5 points lower than Steam users and 3.1 points higher than Metacritic users.

How these comparisons are calculated
Sources behind this summary(5 recent of 25)+
  1. Danial KarimitarviaBaziCenter
    Jul 30, 2021·Launch window
    80/100View review
    Steam 82.6/100 · -2.6 ptsMetacritic 70/100 · +10.0 pts
  2. Jarren NavarreteviaSirus Gaming
    Jul 24, 2021·Launch window
    60/100View review
    Steam 82.6/100 · -22.6 ptsMetacritic 70/100 · -10.0 pts
  3. Carlos HernandezviaToo Much Gaming
    Jul 20, 2021·Launch window
    80/100View review
    Steam 82.6/100 · -2.6 ptsMetacritic 70/100 · +10.0 pts
  4. Liana RuppertviaGame Informer
    Jul 16, 2021·Launch window
    83/100View review
    Steam 82.6/100 · +0.4 ptsMetacritic 70/100 · +13.0 pts
  5. Mike WilliamsviaPCMag
    Jul 15, 2021·Launch window
    70/100View review
    Steam 82.6/100 · -12.6 ptsMetacritic 70/100 · 0.0 pts