RELATED: Watch Dogs Should Have Been Canon to Assassin's Creed Watch Dogs Feels Different from the Rest of the Franchise If Ubisoft does decide to make a fourth game, it needs to consider returning to the series' roots and delivering another gritty tale in this technology-filled world. Now rumors are circulating that Ubisoft may be quietly retiring the series to focus on other IPs. Watch Dogs: Legion was the biggest departure from the framework of the original, and it has also proven to be the most divisive. Themes present in each story and the gameplay on offer are all very different, giving off the feeling that Ubisoft does not know what to do with its franchise. The only thing tying the three Watch Dogs titles together is their world. Then, the third entry went even further and gave players complete control over the streets of London and its inhabitants. Instead of continuing this dark theme, the second title took on zanier characters and a colorful city. The game told a dark and gritty story about a hacker vigilante named Aiden Pearce who wanted to get revenge for the death of his niece. The first game introduced players to a world run by technology where every citizen is put under heavy surveillance.
Ever since its inception in 2014, the Watch Dogs franchise has had a bit of an identity crisis.
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