It's an okay game nothing fantastic quite repetitive, like a bad version of crackdown graphics are good didn't bother finishing it . I traded it in after a few days. Quite a small map don't expect it to be like saints row.

It appears that Saints Row is no more, at least for now. In its place we have Agents of Mayhem , which is set in the same universe as Volition's crazy open world series, and even shares some of the elements from it.

Overall, Sonic Mania is the perfect callback to the series that Sonic needed. Fans of the series will remember their old gaming days, while newcomers will see what made Sonic such a great series years ago.

Buy Agents of Mayhem It's frustrating when a game can't live up to a concept. The Saint's Row franchise may have begun as a Grand Theft Auto clone, but it quickly developed its own over-the-top style.

When Saints Row first came out, gamers pegged it as a Grand Theft Auto clone. To many extents, they weren't wrong. It wasn't until the sequels that the Saints Row series stood out on its own with its whimsical game play.

Volition has been bringing us Saints Row titles for over a decade. What started as something that was essentially a Grand Theft Auto clone, transitioned i

While technically not a part of the main Saints Row franchise, Agents of Mayhem shares quite a few themes and design choices, with more importantly the fleur-de-lis symbol iconic to the series once again taking the centre stage here as the logo to the superhero (Think S.H.I.E.L.D.

Brilliant Voice Acting; Unique Characters With Personality; Particle Effects; Well Animated Intros; Actually Humorous

Game Breaking Bugs; Repetitive Mission Structure; Lacking Optimisation on PC; Paywalled Skins And GAT Behind DLC

I looked forward to seeing what Volition would do with a new open-world franchise. They turned Saints Row into something much more unique than the franchise's GTA-inspired roots, and a new take on that universe could have been a great move for the developer.

People talk about the difficulty of integrating comedy into video games ad nauseum, but few mention the fact that comedy ages in video games in ways that it doesn't in other mediums.

Moment to moment action is fun; Team concept is surprisingly enjoyable; Mindless fun at times

Concept deserves more than just "mindless fun; Does nothing with interesting environment; Mission design is painfully repetitive

In all honesty, the Saints Row games became gaming junk food. They weren't master classes in design or anything like that, but they did offer a jolly good time. Saints Row offered players wacky and wild world to explore, managing to create some enjoyable oddball experiences.

Frantic combat; Interesting Agents; Deep customisation

Repetitive missions; Lives in Saints Row's shadow; Forgettable story