Watch Dogs: Legion Will Be Free-To-Play On All Platforms This Weekend

Watch Dogs: Legion will be free-to-play on all platforms from March 25 to March 29. The Free Trial Weekend will include access to both the single-player campaign and the recently released Watch Dogs Legion Online mode. An online connection is needed to play both modes. PlayStation players will also need to have a PlayStation Plus subscription while Xbox players will need Xbox Live to play the online mode.

Free trial players will be able to play as or recruit any character in the game for both the single-player and online modes. Four out of the eight boroughs in the near-future version of London will be available to explore. Players will also be able to follow the single-player campaign up until the Skye Larsen mission. All progress will carry over upon full purchase of the game.

The full game is currently available at 50% off for a limited time in the Ubisoft Store as well as on Xbox and PlayStation, and on the Epic Games Store and Google Stadia starting tomorrow. The season pass will also be offered at 25% off on selected platforms.

Interested players can now pre-load the game on PC, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5. Pre-loading will not be available on the Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.

Details can be found on the Watch Dogs: Legion official site.