Whereas Watch Dogs: Legion is all about playing with anyone. Its next DLC, Bloodline, involves playing as two specific characters. Aiden Pearce, the protagonist from the first game, and Wrench, a character from the second, will return to Watch Dogs next month on July 6.
The latest story expansion, included in the Watch Dogs: Legion Season Pass, sees Pearce travel to London to steal a small device that can control an army of killer robots. Yes, killer robots.
However, Pearce's plans are dashed when Wrench arrives first. The result is a race against time as Pearce's nephew is taken hostage, with Pearce forced to retrieve Wrench's device.
Bloodline will allow players to add Pearce and Wrench to their DedSec operator roster both in the campaign and online. The story will act as a prequel to the main narrative of Watch Dogs: Legion.
Watch Dogs: Legion fans have been eagerly awaiting post-launch support, with most post-launch content suffering delays due to the ongoing hybrid work status caused by COVID-19. However, with the launch of the online game in March, Legion is gradually becoming a stacked experience.
For anyone who doesn't have the Season Pass and is interested in Bloodline, this story DLC will set you back $14,99 when it launches.
