i got the game because i thought it was kinds like gta. it honestly kinda is besides the character creation.The primary quest the main quest was short but had a good storyline.now i finished the main quests i have all these side missions to do.i get to buy all kinds of stuff.

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.

Just completed the game.great storyline vast gameplay and very entertaining alot like the old grand theft auto games but better!

the game was in perfect condition ....thanks snapdeal :)

The Saints Row series has evolved significantly over the years. What started out as a pretty clear cut Grand Theft Auto clone has really moved into its

As a critic who has reviewed games professionally for over six years, I have on more than one occasion wanted nothing more than to tell the reviewing process to fuck off. Unsurprisingly, nearly all those moments came when I played a title from Saints Row .

Damn awesome; Love letter to all of gaming; Solid sandbox design; Fantastic soundtrack; Superpowers are incredible

Game-freezing glitches.; but should be fixed with the Day 1 patch

Saints Row IV attempts to improve on 2011's Saints Row: The Third in an unexpected way, inexplicably appointing the player character as the President of the United States, as well as transporting the central open-world hub city of Steelport to a virtual version of itself, thereby granting members of...

Quick Take: When you need a good laugh in your gaming exploits, look no further than Saints Row IV.

Saints Row IV is the pinnacle of ridiculous and zany with its open world smashed open with the addition of powers and living in a simulation. It's easily the funniest game I've played in a long time and it plays like a dream too, GTA V may be round the corner…but Saints Row IV has plenty to offer as...

Saints Row IV picks up where ‘The Third' left off, sort of. It's set a few years after ‘The Third' and after a very daring stunt to disarm a nuke in the prologue mission, you go from the most powerful gang member to the most powerful man in the world, thus becoming the President of the United States...

Super weapons are fun to use; Always something to do in the open world; Game doesn't take itself too seriously; Nostalgic quests are superb; Audio logs give an insight in to characters; Sometimes feels like it could have been an expansion; Some small glitches here and there