The core narrative follows traditional action-adventure beats of revenge, guilt resolution, and hacker conflict without systemic oppression framing or identity politics as the premise. However, the DLC explicitly reveals Wrench's recent divorce from his husband Zane through hideout props, dialogue references, and audio logs from Marcus Holloway, confirming Wrench as bisexual in a way left ambiguous in Watch Dogs 2.

This established-character sexuality update is treated as ordinary backstory rather than a focal statement. No pronoun customization, nonbinary focal characters, romance systems, or developer DEI mandates appear in the DLC's authored story. Base-game procedural diversity and political themes do not extend centrally here.