Ubisoft announces that Watchdog Legion will be free to play over the weekend and 50% cheaper.
Ubisoft announces it Watch Dogs: Brigade Xbox One, Xbox Series X | You can play it for free on the S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Windows PC from March 25 to 29 via the Epic Games Store and the Ubisoft Store. Pre-download is already possible from this evening.
On free weekends you can add any NPC in London in the future in single player and online mode and play it yourself. Players can take part in all side activities such as darts or boxing, as well as explore half of the eight cities, including the City of London, Islington and Hockney. In addition, it can extend the story of the game Sky Larson Find the task.
All those who want to continue the fight and enjoy the whole story maintain their game progress. There are also discounts on selected sites Watch Dogs: Brigade And its season pass:
- Xbox: March 25th to April 15th – 50% off standard and Ultimate editions
- PlayStation: March 24 to March 31 – 50% off Standard and Ultimate Editions and 25% off Season Pass
- Ubisoft Store on Windows: From now until April 9 – 50% off Standard, Gold and Ultimate Editions, as well as 25% off Season Pass
- Epic Game Store on Windows: Up to April 8 – 50% off Standard, Gold and Ultimate Editions, as well as 25% off Season Pass
- Stadia: March 25 to March 29 – 50% off Standard, Gold and Ultimate editions, as well as 25% off Season Pass
You can find offers from tomorrow in the Microsoft Store:
A better deal than the upcoming 50% deal is currently available on Amazon, Mediamark and Saturn:
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