Watch Dogs: Legion Online Mode is now available for Xbox Series X|S, consoles, and Stadia

Watch Dogs Legion Online Mode Release
Watch Dogs Legion Online Mode Release (Image credit: Ubisoft | Twitter)

What you need to know

  • Watch Dogs: Legion is an open-world adventure game from Ubisoft set in a dystopian London.
  • The game launched with a generally excellent single-player campaign, but delayed its Online Mode.
  • Now, Watch Dogs: Legion Online Mode is officially launching for Xbox, PlayStation, and Stadia.
  • PC players will have to wait even longer for Online Mode due to a game-breaking bug.

The Online Mode is releasing today for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4, and Stadia. PC players will, unfortunately, have to wait a little longer for the Online Mode, as Ubisoft delayed the Online Mode on PC indefinitely due to a game-breaking bug with certain GPUs. The first Tactical Op for Watch Dogs: Legion Online Mode isn't launching until March 23, and PS4 / 5 players will have limited in-game text chat at launch.

According to Xbox Wire, Watch Dogs: Legion is also launching two new DLC missions for Season Pass holders, "Guardian Protocol" and "Not In Our Name."

Watch Dogs: Legion Online Mode will hopefully feature a good combination of Watch Dogs: Legion's unique and exciting gameplay and online social features. The Online Mode has four-player co-op missions, PvP Spider Bot competitions, and eventually large-scale co-op missions called Tactical Ops. Download the update starting today and hop in to experience the Online Mode.

If you want to get the most out of Watch Dogs: Legion and its Online Mode, consider one of the Best Headsets for Xbox Series X|S, which feature best-in-class audio and mic performance.

Zachary Boddy
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