Every citizen has a schedule, a home, and a unique set of skills. Finding the perfect specialized recruit is the highlight of the experience.
Calibration Overview
"An ambitious technical experiment that sacrifices its soul for the sake of its central gimmick."
How we calculate this ➔Calibration Shape
The Final Calibration
Watch Dogs: Legion's 'Play as anyone' system is a technological marvel but a narrative failure. While it's fun to recruit a grandma with an MP5, the lack of a central protagonist makes the story feel disconnected and generic. Our calibration shows that the game's AI is often unable to handle the variety of character traits, leading to repetitive mission solutions. London is beautiful, especially with Ray Tracing enabled, but the heart that made Marcus or Aiden interesting is missing.
The Calibration Team
Editorial Board
The Calibrated Verdict
An ambitious technical experiment that sacrifices its soul for the sake of its central gimmick.
Pros
- + Impressive recruitment system
- + Detailed recreation of London
- + Great Ray Tracing on consoles
Cons
- - Generic storytelling and dialogue
- - Repetitive mission design
The Calibration Matrix
Weighting Mode: Standard (1.0)
Visuals & Presentation
Graphics and UI.
Audio & Sound Design
Music and sounds.
Gameplay & Mechanics
Core loop and loop.
Story & Narrative
Writing and characters.
Performance & Technical
Stability and polish.
Value & Retention
Content volume.



