The 3rd Street Saints are much more than a bunch of purple-flecked gangbangers these days. In fact, they're running the country, and you, as the Boss, now answer to the name of Mr. President.

Everything is better with superpowers; Story missions are diverse; engaging; and often hilariously referential; Huge content package; all of which ties into the game's narrative; Swathes of customisation options; Loads of things to unlock; It's really funny; It's really FUN

Some occasionally framerate issues; The nature of your role as President is rather superficial

Since the very beginning, the Saints Row series has always been a unique, fun, and over-the-top experience. Focusing fun and interesting missions, instead of crafting an overall story, Saints Row has garnered a loyal fan base and each instalment in the series just gets crazier than the last.

It's no lie but Saints Row the Third was just an absolute treat to gamers who played the game and fans of the Saints Row series. It was an all-around good time fun in Steelport. And playing Saints Row IV still has the wide variety of customization, the all-around good time fun feel, and crazy- cool...

We have seen gaming make some major strides over the last few years. BioWare set out to do the impossible by making a trilogy where decisions you made in game 1 could affect the outcome of game 3. Yeager Development forever changed the way many of us will look at the military First Person Shooter.

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

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

And I don't wanna miss a thing! When I finished Saints Row: The Third in 2011, I left the experience feeling somewhat sad. It was a good game, but it felt shallow, held back, and ultimately a little disappointing. Of course, Volition's not just lifted ideas from other games.

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,

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 game is a little different than the previous saints row games. I do like it but it took some time getting use too. Addicting.