What’s next for Watch Dogs? While we wait to hear if the London-set Legion will get a full game follow-up, Ubisoft will keep fans busy with a Tokyo-set manga.
The near-future hacktivist saga has so far visited Chicago, San Francisco and a post-Brexit Britain. Here’s hoping this latest storyline is a little less bleak.
Watch Dogs Tokyo’s first installment launches tomorrow, 12th April, and involves series’ usual evil megacorp Bloom up to no good again.
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