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Volition was shutdown by the Company that owned Volitions IP, & cause a lot of players QQ'ed about little things in Saints Row, the game is fun to play & enjoy but of course that is up to the player to decide if they play it.
Purely speaking from a gameplay perspective and nothing else? The game is alright. It's got what you'd expect of a regular Saints Row game (Excluding the sheer AWESOME insanity that was SR4 and Gat out of Hell, I'm talking about the more "normal" SR games, 1, 2, and 3). This one is more along those lines. No super powers, no zany weapons like the dubstep gun, inflato-ray or black hole gun.
I'd say if you see it on sale, there's worse ways you could spend the few meager dollars it'll cost you.
Where the game fails to deliver is in other areas. Namely, the writing is pure cringe. The new crew is clearly meant to be the "Younger and hipster" version of the people we know and love. Except, Eli is nowhere near as funny as Pierce, Keving is NOWHERE near as badass as Gat, and Neenah is not even remotely close to being as cute and as sassy as Shaundi. So what you're left behind with, are pale imitations of the real thing that feel watered down and very VERY cringe.
The sound design of this game is absolutely horrid too. It's all too normal to drive around without hearing the sound of your vehicles at all, which is just plain wrong. Vehicle handling is floaty and all over the place in the few vehicles I've been able to try. And the soundtrack is nothing to write home about.
The gangs you face are mildly better than the ones from SR3, but still nowhere near as awesome as the ones from SR 1 and 2. One of them REALLY stretches the definition of a "Gang", because seriosuly, Marshall Industries is a PMC. Come on.
But at the end of the day, so long as you go in NOT expecting this to be a worthy successor to the beloved Saints Row series, and also buy it on a sale? It's an okay game to indulge your open world OCD if you want to. The city of Santo Ileso is pretty to explore, jam packed with collectives to collect, side-activities to perform, and a wide variety of enemies to face, and as horrid as the writing is, there's the odd joke here and there that will manage to land.
TL;DR: As long as you pretend this isn't a Saints Row game, let alone a successor to the spectacular Saints Row 4, and you bought it during a sale? it's a perfectly decent game that manages to neither be award-worthy, nor scorn-worthy.
As a stand alone game judged on his own merits and divorced entirely from it's predecessors? This is a solid 6/10 Very Slightly above average.
As a Successor to the franchise however? A 1/10. Gat would bully these so-called saints so hard they'd pack up and leave within an hour.
Little things being the entire story, all the characters and the majority of the gameplay.
Other than that this game is GREAT.
this game has serios audio problems but the rest i cant say its bad and neither i can say "this is not saints row" it feels still as good as the previos games
No, it's worse. Most people won't tell you that here because the game launched on Steam long after it peaked, so the only people who bought it here are the ones who genuinely enjoy garbage like this.
it's good. DO not believe people which do not own the game.
Sadly it's bugged and clitchy but it'S a lot of fun and it's big.