The Boss of the Saints has been elected to the Presidency of the United States but the Saints are just getting started.
After a catastrophic alien invasion of Earth, the Saints have been transported to a bizarro-Steelport simulation. With homies new and old, and an arsenal of superpowers and strang...
The Boss of the Saints has been elected to the Presidency of the United States but the Saints are just getting started.
After a catastrophic alien invasion of Earth, the Saints have been transported to a bizarro-Steelport simulation. With homies new and old, and an arsenal of superpowers and strange weapons, they must fight to free humanity from alien overlord Zinyak and his alien empire, saving the world in the wildest open world game ever.
• The American Dream – Play as the President of the United States in a wild story that spans countries, time, and space. It’s up to you to free the world.
• Super Hero-in-Chief – Leap over buildings. Kill people with your mind. Run through tanks. Those are just some of the powers on offer that you can wield in your quest.
• Alien Toys of Destruction - Wield an impressive array of alien vehicles and weapons - the Inflato-Ray, the Polarizer, the Disintegrator, and many more.
• Custom Weapons, Custom Mayhem – You’ve customized your character. You’ve customized your clothes. Now you also have a powerful weapon customization system.
• Fully Re-Elected – Saints Row IV Re-Elected contains an impressive 25 DLC Packs, including the Dubstep Gun (Remix) Pack, the Presidential Pack, the Commander-In-Chief Pack, and two celebrated episodic story expansions: Enter The Dominatrix and How The Saints Save Christmas.
Saints Row IV: Re-Elected requires connecting to Epic Online Services with an Epic Account for cross-platform multiplayer between Epic Games, GOG and Steam.
ESRB Rating: Mature 17+ (Intense Violence, Blood, Sexual Themes, Partial Nudity, Sexual Content, Strong Language, Use of Drugs, Online Interactions Not Rated by the ESRB)
The game hangs in places when I play it and requires a CTRL + Alt + Delete "Sign Out" to regain control of the PC. If you look on SR4 fondly enough then still buy it because it is bearable if you want to play the game again. If you haven't played it before, I wouldn't bother. SR3 is far better in terms of story and game play and doesn't have what I consider to be the worst DLC of any game i've ever played.
The graphics are a little dated, but solid enough that it doesn't impact that experience too much. The controls, while not perfect, are easy enough to get the hang of. The first part of the game was fun, I liked the directed narrative and interactive video sequences, but once it got into the rest of the game, it started crashing. I have experienced this multiple times in the last hour, and each time it happens I have lost game data. So, at this point, it is a potentialy fun game that is suffering from stability issues that make it unplayable. I am going to try to resolve this problem and I will update this review to reflect that if I can, but until then people should be aware that the game is somewhat unstable (using RX 480, AMD processor, and Windows 8.1).
If you're looking for a serious game, this is the wrong one, but if you want to play something really hilarious and fun, you really can't go wrong with this.
I had had this in my shame pile for a while and decided to load it up after finally finishing the Witcher 3 and GTA V (for some reason I have had more time at home recently)..
Anyway my game has been plagued with audio issues. First the car engine noise and enemy attack effects were no existent.
I tried the "VLC" fix and the 5.1 to stereo fix but to no avail. Eventually I limited the FPS to 60. This restored the car sound but ambient environment noise was almost undetectable and for some reason the car engine noise drops away after a while.
Seems odd to.me that a game that is more than 5 years old is still suffering from such a basic issue. I have not had a problem with any other games. Including the much maligned Arkham Knight (which ran fine for me pretty much from release).
It is not game breaking but as the title says it detracts from the enjoyment
The narrative of the third was weird, with little interaction between the saints and the bosses, this game fixes that, bringing back the story to a more personal space, it also improves on the gameplay, at least for the most part, the supoerpowers render vehicles useless unless you have to use them for missions, same goes for the guns , of which there's a wide variety, now customizable too. activities now have rankings from bronze to gold, and only bronze is required for map completion, but the challenge is there for the completionists.
Unfortunately they really didn't improve much on the wardrobe department, 95% of the clothes are recycled from the third, I don't mind they carrying over all those assets, but it should be 60% of the wardrobe at most, upper and lower body are still packaged instead of allowing the more complex customization of SR2, and clothes from suits are not available to buy separately. hell, I even saw random NPC with better clthing than the MC, with glow in the dark high heels, The map is the same from the third game too, and again, I don't mind them using old assets, but apart frm the few alien structures scattered around there's not much change. I also have to say, I still hate the controls for vehicles, whoever thought of accelerating with R2 is a sociopath that should be fired and blacklisted from making games ever again, at least if they let us remap the controls, but nope, still shitty as in the third.
Still worth playing for the solid gameplay and the whimsical story, even tho this entrie thing feels more like a DLC for the third game. It usually goes on sale for a couple of bucks, so really, there's no reason for not trying it out
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