I didn't like the game pls can I exchange the same

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.

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.

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

Les joueurs qui ont suivi la franchise Saints Row savent combien ils se sont donnés du mal pour que le gang des Saints ait une vraie place dans le milieu. Seulement voilà, la belle vie n'aura duré qu'un temps.

Une ambiance décalée; Du grand spectacle; Des missions originales; Belle durée de vie

Quelques missions moins originales; Un rythme en dents de scie; Vraiment beaucoup de personnalisation

Good: A solid game that definitely has an audience. Might lack replay value, could be too short or there are some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.

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.

It begged, borrowed and stole a lot of its ideas from the GTAs III, Vice City and San Andreas, certainly, but it was also the moment the Saints Row franchise established itself as the video game corollary to the movie, Crank.

Outrageous weapons and characters; customisation levels border on fetishistic; masses of fun

Graphics aren't very good; occasional breaks in gameplay; Steelport is a soulless cesspit

For the first two instalments in the Saints Row franchise, it has been perceived as a kind of low rent pretender to the open world action crime crown.

Bizarre humour throughout; Smart writing that has an underlying intelligence; Great styling and design; Insane fun; Free from any heavy plot or tone considerations

Looks slightly dated; Has an odd reliance on humour that doesn't always work

Possibly the most ridiculous terrorism simulator around In this gaming generation of soul delving plot-lines and eye deceiving realism, it's easy to forget a videogames' primary function is to make sure the player is having fun.

Tons and tons and tons of deadly gadgets to unlock; Loads of challenges to complete; Hilarious juvenile humour; Extensive character/clown customisation

Strange almost paranormal glitches; Missions are too easy with two players; City lacks a vibrant design seen in most other open world games