I heard a lot about this series,and was not so surprised when I started this game the first two missions,but OMG after that and as soon you progress the futuristic weapons and updates were like awesome and curioser.Let it the laser guns of your dashy fighter jets or your own guns and hand to hand...

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It is so awesome, you can drive cars; fly airplanes, jump out, and parachute down. You can customize your person and make his/her size, there personality, and the size of there stuff how big as you want. You can customize your cars and make them basically invincible.

More fun than a barrel of monkeys and battier than Batman

Completely ridiculous gameplay; possibly the funniest game ever made; lots of things to do and places to see; loads of customization; tons of vehicles to drive and great arcade-style handling; large city to play around in; Whored Mode is a goofy distraction; fun co-op mode; fantastic soundtrack

Not much of a storyline; co-operative AI can be downright idiotic; some minor bugs and clipping issues; the game is extremely misogynistic and not for the easily offended

A copy of Saints Row: The Third was provided by THQ for the purposes of this review.

Tons of variety and entertainment in gameplay; Deep customization; Solid presentation and good soundtrack

A.I; is occasionally rough, Enemy models a bit repetitive, Finicky weapon wheel

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+ Absolute freedom to do whatever you want; + Over-the-top world; scenarios and weapons are incredibly entertaining; + Multiple game modes and online co-op add to replayability

+ Over-the-top world; scenarios and weapons are incredibly entertaining; + Multiple game modes and online co-op add to replayability

And you know what? Saints Row: The Third is right.

The most anarchic Saints Row yet; Lives up to the full raucous potential of its genre, never letting up until the end

A few missions feel a little too restrictive; Game can get a little stuttery in its heaviest moments

The PC release of Saints Row: The Third is that rarest of things – a decent PC release that doesn't suffer from shonky porting.

Freedom with an overdose of derangement; Plenty of diversions on offer to beef up the main campaign; Melee combat and shootouts feel satisfyingly visceral.

Occasional frame rate issues; AI could be given a reboot

The Syndicate, a legendary criminal fraternity with pawns in play all over the globe, has turned its eye on the Saints and demands tribute. Refusing to kneel to the Syndicate, you take the fight to a new city, playing out the most outlandish gameplay scenarios ever seen. Strap it on.

Some games create atmospheric worlds that attempt to draw you in with moving stories about characters seeking a second chance, or cast you as troubled superheroes who push themselves to the limit to fight evil. Saints Row: The Third is not like those games.

Great assortment of vehicles and weapons with which to wreak explosive havoc; Outrageous story missions and fun activities; Wonderful variety of customization options; Constantly doles out cool rewards

Visually unimpressive; Occasional glitches