In early 2026, Watch Dogs seemed all but over. Amid Ubisoft’s major restructuring efforts, including leadership changes and widespread cuts, insider Tom Henderson claimed the franchise was “completely ...

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According to industry insider Tom Henderson, Ubisoft is planning the return of Watch Dogs, by the publisher re-releasing the third installment of the series, including new content, new motion-capture ...

Developed and published by Ubisoft, Watch Dogs: Legion is currently 85% off on the PS Store. That brings its typical price of $59.99 down to just $8.99. PS5 players who want to take advantage of this ...

In case you missed last week’s news, Ubisoft has undertaken a massive reshuffling that has resulted in delays and cancellations for up to 13 titles – not to mention job losses and studio closures.

Watch Dogs had so much promise. The first two entries were fantastic, urban open world games with innovative quests and an anti-establishment message that we see so little of in modern games outside ...

Ubisoft announced a major corporate restructure this week. The company shut down two studios and canceled several projects. Ubisoft Halifax and Ubisoft Stockholm will close their doors permanently.

TL;DR: Ubisoft's latest restructuring includes studio closures, game cancellations, and layoffs, reportedly ending the Watch Dogs franchise due to poor performance of Watch Dogs: Legion. Despite this, ...

Ubisoft has reportedly shelved the Watch Dogs franchise, with insider Tom Henderson claiming the IP is no longer active inside the company. The report comes from Henderson during an episode of the ...

The core ideas of Watch Dogs have always been as engrossing as they are prescient. Playing as a hacker on the fringes of a surveillance state is an inherently cool setup for an open-world game, and ...

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