Report: Ubisoft Planning Watch Dogs: Legion Director's Cut
Insider Gaming says a Director's Cut version of Watch Dogs: Legion is planned for the first half of next year, with no details yet on what it adds.
Ubisoft plans to release a Director's Cut version of Watch Dogs: Legion in the first half of next year, according to Insider Gaming. No concrete details about what the Director's Cut would add have been provided.
The report, published by Insider Gaming and covered by Wccftech, does not specify a release date, platforms or pricing for the version. Ubisoft has not confirmed the project.
Watch Dogs: Legion originally launched in October 2020 to a mild reception. Wccftech's review, written by Rosh Kelly, rated the game 7.9 out of 10.
A year after launch, the game received a story expansion called Bloodline featuring Aiden Pearce and Wrench. Content updates for Watch Dogs: Legion essentially ended later in 2021 with an Assassin's Creed crossover event.
Separately, a Watch Dogs film adaptation has been in the works at Regency Enterprises over the last two years. Filming wrapped on September 13, 2024, with reshoots in mid-2025. Tom Blyth, Sophie Wilde and Markella Kavenagh star.
Quick answers
When is the Watch Dogs: Legion Director's Cut coming out?
Insider Gaming reported that Ubisoft plans to release it in the first half of next year. No specific date has been given.
What is included in the Watch Dogs: Legion Director's Cut?
No concrete details about the additions included in the Director's Cut were provided in the report.
Has Ubisoft confirmed the Director's Cut?
No. The information comes from an Insider Gaming report, and Ubisoft has not announced the version.