E3 2019: Watch Dogs Legion, Rainbow Six Quarantine, Ghost Recon Breakpoint – Ubisoft action games


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  • Wednesday, 12 Jun 2019

Drone technology can play a big role in the action of Watch Dogs Legion. — AFP Relaxnews

Ubisoft unveiled London-set Watch Dogs Legion, a glimpse of small squad challenge Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Quarantine, and the latest look at October's Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint during its showcase presentation at the 2019 Electronic Entertainment Expo.

Instead of becoming a shadowy hacker or social media whiz kid, as in its sequels, players of Watch Dogs Legion will be able to assume control of anyone in the game's near-future London.

The game takes place during a time of great upheaval and, the player is organising a resistance or revolutionary movement.

Work began on the game before the Brexit vote; Ubisoft has recently dug in to a position that says its games are intended to be received as non-partisan interactive entertainment.

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