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Super powers are a ton of fun to use in the open world setting; Superb writing and voice acting for some hilarious moments; Tons of parodies and homages; Over-the-top ridiculousness at every turn..; ...and Nolan North...

A number of freezes and other small bugs; Game seemed to be fairly short with few varied side missions; A lot of assets reused from Saint's Row: The Third

Great game, classic in the series. Must have if you enjoyed the previous games

Saints row is a good game though it is violent and has swearing a lot. But there is a gore filter and language. Isn't bad for 12 year olds because they hear that stuff in middle and high school.there are some mild sex references but they are MILD and funny.

Saints Row: Gat Out Of Hell tells the story of the Saints leader being captured by the evil Satan. The purpose of the abduction is for the leader to marry his daughter, Jezebel. Kinzie Kensington and Johnny Gat return, seeking to rescue their leader by reuniting with enemies of their past as well as...

Hilarious Story; Traversal; Large Package

Soundtrack; Small Framerate Dips

On paper, Saints Row IV is easily one of the dumbest games I've played, with a story that sounds like something a fourteen year old would come up with after you give him a case of Red Bull and a stack of the dumbest movies from the 90s.

Crazy, mindless fun; Satisfying superpowers; Tons of activities; Full of amusing references and dialog

Has all the dramatic weight of a feather in one of those indoor parachuting centers; Very shallow interaction with the world and other characters

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

Like the Third Street Saints themselves, the Saints Row series has graduated from a humble beginning into a monstrous entity that doesn't so much "take over" the world as infect it with its unstoppable hubris. The original Saints Row title started out as a GTA clone, and a damned fine one at that.

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

saints row turned into a blatent kick in the junk with its third iteration. Saints row IV is the purple wing tipped shoe on that foot in said junk. I say this as both a compliment and a complaint because the IVth is really just a big expansion of the IIIrd most of the time.

When you've made one of the silliest games in existence, there's not a lot of places you can take a sequel.