While the players by this point in the story would already have a veritable arsenal of guns, hacks, and gadgets to get an advantage over Albion, Louise and Spiral may not have that advantage, and resort to compelling methods of carrying out their investigation. Needless to say, it’ll be compelling for fans to see other characters explore similar events and see the outcome of their investigations into Albion’s covert uses of the relocation camp. The Camp is clearly not only just a deplorable place to house transients it is also a shady, and dangerous locale serving the interests of the game’s villains and London’s oppressors. In the Watch Dogs: Legion videogame, Kennington Oval Camp is a critical location to a main quest that has the player investigate similar disappearances. Notably, the series’ 3 rd issue promises to have variant covers drawn by Ubisoft Toronto’s senior graphic designer, Nicolas Lajeunesse. county jail and his attempts to thrive and survive his hellish imprisonment. Germain on the other hand is known for his work on the French comic Silencio, which follows a new arrival at the L.A. Runberg is best known for his work on the s cience-fiction comic series, Orbital, which follows a pair of galactic diplomats unraveling the vast complexity of a multi-cultural, multi-racial galactic empire and strives to keep the tenuous peace. In a press release on their website, Ubisoft revealed that the series will be written by Sylvain Runberg and feature art from Gabriel Germain. Related: Assassin's Creed & Watch Dogs: Legion Crossover May Set Up AC Infinity The series promises to take Hartford and Spiral through one hell of a ride through the social circles of London’s power players and underground scenes. When Louise begins investigating a disappearance at the Kennington Oval Camp, a processing center for soon-to-be-deported European nationals, she crosses paths with Spiral and work together to unravel the truth. Per Ubisoft’s press release on their website, Watch Dogs: Legion will focus on journalist Louise Hartford and DJ Adam “Spiral” Logan.

Starting November 3 rd though, fans of the series can explore the game’s events from a new perspective in Behemoth Comics’ upcoming 4-part series: Watch Dogs: Legion. Since the game’s release in October 2020, players have been building their own resistance to save the city from its Orwellian nightmare. In the fictionalized near future of Watch Dogs: Legion, the city of London has become a dystopic surveillance state monitored by private military company Albion.

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