I finished the game and traded it in, if I could do it over I wouldn't have bought it.

Graphix are better than Saints Row 2; the customizations of your character are awesome; and the music is awesome

Missions are pretty cruddy compared to the previous games, seems like the game is just filled mainly with the activities which kinda suck for the most part; Also the missions you'll be fighting enemies then suddenly a cutscene will appear, odd things like that happen often

this games is amazing, at the time when i bought it 19/12/11 it was 18 quid so fantastic price but not so much now =/ if you sign up on the website you can take picture and the upload on to the site and you can save them. love it!

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.

If you have to sum up Saints Row: The Third in one word it has to be ‘crazy.' With the amount of weird and wonderful activities and characters it was hard to imagine that it could get any weirder.

So, you've dived through planes, taken to nude streaking while exploding people with the Apoca-fists, rid Steelport of the zombie hordes, fought enemies from within a computer and engaged in Professor Genki's Super Ethical Reality Climax, so now what?……Clones!!! O yeah, Johnny Gat is back!?!

Reviewer's note: This review contains spoilers regarding the first few moments in Saints Row: The Third. Read at your own discretion. At the beginning of Saints Row: The Third , we witnessed what appeared to be the death of Saints member Johnny Gat.

Johnny Gat is back ... kind of. This comic book-influenced expansion pack introduces us to a super fan that clones the most famous member of the Third Street Saints. Too bad the short play time and shallow experience keep this from living up to the potential.

Outlandish, brash and always in-your-face, 'Saints Row: The Third' is more of the same, just done better. Oh yes, the Saints are back, and this time they are in control.

If you want over-the-top; if you want the weird; its all right here; Wonderfully fast paced action filled with memorable moments; Massively packed with missions; upgrades and unlockables; Flawlessly smooth game engine; Entertaining characters; By far the best "Saints" game yet

Adult content limits the reach of the game; A little glitchy at times; Online component can be expanded upon; Steelport could use some diversity

One of the problems with describing things that happen in Saints Row the Third is that everything you write just starts to sound like a demented Mad Lib. The green man in the gimp suit hit the luchador gang member in the crotch with an anime squid cannon.

The sheer madness of it all; The pure unadulterated fun; Inventive weapons and vehicles

A few boring sidemissions; That Steelport isn't more interesting; Going back to normal games