Ubisoft announced that the online mode for Watch Dogs: Legion will be available on March 9, 2021, for all owners of the game via a free update for Xbox, PlayStation, PC and Stadia.

Ubisoft posted another State of the Game blog for Watch Dogs Legion, talking about the improvements the game has undergone since launch and those still to come.

In spite of the fact that free upgrade from PlayStation 4 to PlayStation 5 has been proudly touted by Ubisoft on Watch Dogs: Legion and Assassin's Creed: Valhalla packaging, players are yet to see it in action.

In the latest blog post on Ubisoft's website, the dev talked about the incoming Watch Dogs: Legion updates for PC and consoles, as well as a delay of the game's Online mode.

Watch Dogs Legion had a rather mediocre reception but the user score on Metacritic doesn't reflect that. However, there are some indicators these were tampered with.

Ubisoft have rolled out the 2.10 update for Watch Dogs: Legion and while they're expecting the PlayStation 4 patch later in the week, this one is all about Xbox One stability.

Ubisoft are aware of the latest claims from a ransomware gang called Egregor that they have obtained Watch Dogs Legion source code. The publisher is currently investigating a potential data security incident.

There's a lot going on in the world of Watch Dogs: Legion these days, starting with the incoming fix for corrupt saves, the allegedly leaked source code, and more.

Localisation is sometimes welcome but sometimes terrible. The latter reason is why Russian fans were extremely unhappy when Watch Dogs: Legion didn't have English in their region, despite advertising as such.

Today, Ubisoft have released a patch for Watch Dogs Legion on PC. The patch focuses on improving performance and fixing frame rate drops and freezing issues.