No more open-world, but was that the right move?

Watch Dogs: Legion took a big risk. Instead of having a central character, or group of characters, to center its story around, it opted for something completely different. The player essentially embodies the concept of DedSec, a cyber resistance group that's fallen apart after bombings left London under the control of a private security firm. You have to recruit NPCs you find across the city and build your team that way. It ended up being controversial, with some, like us, enjoying the whole affair while others didn't think it quite worked. It's either one of the best RPGs you can play or it missed the mark.