Both the single-player and online modes are available during the Free Trial, along with all open-world activities, such as a game of darts at the local pub, or a fierce bare-knuckle brawl competition. In single-player, eight boroughs of London are free to explore, and the single-player campaign is playable up to the “Skye Larsen” mission. Meanwhile, co-op and PvP options are available in the online mode, but Tatical Ops are only accessible in the full version of the game.
All progress made during the Watch Dogs: Legion Free Trial transfers over to the main game should you decide to continue your journey, and if you do, we have even better news: Watch Dogs: Legion is on sale through April 1 on the Xbox Store, with the Standard Edition getting a 67% discount. The Ultimate Edition is available at a 60% discount.
What’s in the Season Pass? Here are some highlights: New missions and new characters will be available, including Mina, a former test subject with the ability to mind control citizens; Aiden Pearce from the original Watch Dogs; Wrench from Watch Dogs 2; and Darcy, a member of the Assassin Order who’s looking to join DedSec. Aiden and Wrench will also feature in Watch Dogs: Legion – Bloodline, a new storyline that takes place before the events of the core game. Mina and Darcy will both have new missions as well. Season Pass owners will also receive Watch Dogs Complete Edition, which includes the entirety of the original open-world hacker experience set in Chicago along with its DLC. There’s never been a better time to join the resistance.