Watch Dogs: Legion keeps its 'play as anyone' promise, but

Game developer Ubisoft's latest sandbox action-adventure title Watch Dogs: Legion dropped this week. The game promises espionage, action, and tonnes of hacking as players progress through a futuristic, dystopian London, England, where private military contractors have supplanted the police and hacktivist groups try to take down a corrupt government. CBC Radio Digital Senior Writer (and resident gaming expert) Jonathan Ore walks us through the world of Watch Dogs: Legion and offers his opinion on the question, 'Should I Play It?'

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