Game Review: Saints Row IV (Xbox360/PS3/PC)

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

Saints Row 4 review

Volition's latest is dressed for excess, and won't disappoint fans of its particular brand of wilful stupidity.

Saints Row IV (for PS3, Xbox 360, PC)

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