Souvent comparée à la célèbre série de Rockstar, Saints Row a cherché à se démarquer par son approche nettement moins sérieuse et plus permissive. C'est surtout avec Saints Row : The Third que la série de Volition a établi son identité propre, proposant avant tout de l'amusement, un aspect fortement...

Super-pouvoirs grisants; Univers complètement délirant; Nouvelles armes originales; Les parodies; Bonne bande son

Réalisation graphique dépassée; Manque d'optimisation ( bugs; framerate instable; Ville identique à celle de Saints Row : The Third; Caméra pénible

Anyone even thinking of damning Saints Row 4 because it's not GTA V can leave the room now; you're an idiot and we hope your next bag of crisps is full of nothing but salty, crushed-up bits.

DLC, before evolving into a standalone release that was eventually snapped up by Deep Silver after the demise of THQ.

Two years ago, I played Saints Row the Third and I LOVED it. I was so excited about Saints Row IV coming out to return to the crazy world of Steelport and catch up with the shenanigans of the Saints.

Funny; silly; a bit of fun

A bit samey; an easy game

following the saints row series the difference here is the game has a nice mixture of jibes at other well known games. Your character can now run as fast as any car so no real need for one if you prefer to jump buildings and run at 200mph!

Fun,

I'm a fan of Saints Row and the games that they produce. the games are getting more better as they go, but this one is a bit to much like the last one IN WAYS, I am not saying that is a bad thing but we was more different when it come to games, the guns are awesome and the powers are brilliant it's...

Typically when an open-world sandbox game has both a story and squishy pixel people to potentially torment, it never comes together as well as it should. "Ludo-narrative dissonance" is what all the cool kids are calling it nowadays, and essentially what this means is that a character's personality...

Indulges the player with a set of unique toys; City traversal is a joy; Excellent use of licensed soundtrack; Series fanservice; Player freedom and story allign

Mission objectives are often mundane

This makes Saints Row IV a contrast to itself. There's a case to be made that it's just a blown-out expansion of Saints Row: The Third. The forced story, technical problems, and identical city don't help matters.

Superpowers are irresponsibly fun; Laugh-out-loud from start to finish; Meaningful upgrades

Hit-or-miss Activities; Freezes and framerate; Half of this game is Saints Row: The Third

After Saints Row: The Third , it was hard to imagine how this series of increasingly zany open-world crime games could possibly get any zanier. Rather than attempting to tackle that challenge head-on, Saints Row IV sidesteps it by being an almost completely different type of open-world game.

Fun movement and combat abilities; Wild story missions; Some very funny writing

Combat grows dull despite your varied powers; Monotonous setting

I do admit, after playing the first Saints Row I lost interest in the series. To me it just seemed like another Grand Theft Auto wannabe. I tried playing a bit of Saints Row 2, and lost interest in an hour.