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Posted on: May 6, 2023
JUJULEFOU8
Verified ownerGames: Reviews: 1
NOT DRM FREE
I think this game is very good, but with the new update, it install epic online service when it start so it's not DRM-FREE anymore!
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Posted on: May 24, 2019
BlackSun
Verified ownerGames: 569 Reviews: 8
Don't get me wrong...
... I friggin LOVE Saints Row, but, tl;dr version of this rating: Get, and play, SR3 instead. Done that already...? Good. Now, SR4 completely cuts out the whole meat and big part of gameplay by for example, rendering any and all vehicles entirely pointless, to name just one example, and the world degrades to something rather 2 dimensional (there are reasons, just saying it's gameplay still suffers from it). All you'll be doing is sidequest minigames, one after the other, again and again. These are not a fun "extra bit" like they used to be in SR3, or even the GTA titles (you know, the "cause as much havoc as you can using a provided rocket launcher or a tank" icons), but these ARE the main focus of gameplay. Once you completed enough of these - and it's a grind - you're rewarded with, yes, more of the incredibly awesome main story. But the thing is, SR4 was originally intended as a DLC for 3, and it shows. Making repeating sidequests into main gameplay was required to pad the game into a full release, but in the end, once you've done each of these quests once, you're forced to repeat the same thing until it becomes painfully clear just how hollow the gameplay is, compared to 3rd. Get 4 for the main story, if you're okay with the, make no mistake, REGULAR grind to get to the good parts, and continue playing 3rd once you're done! However, if you can look past that... then yes, 3 or 4 stars, it comes with some STELLAR moments. And I still enjoyed those a lot. The wrapping though, now that's my problem and the reason for the harsh rating overall.
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Posted on: June 9, 2023
Bla7ke
Verified ownerGames: Reviews: 1
Downgraded and useless
Farewell gog and deep silver/volition, blacklisted all of you forever.
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Posted on: April 25, 2024
Anfauglith
Verified ownerGames: 342 Reviews: 14
Where is the original version ?
I can understand replacing the game with the remastered version, even if that one is half-baked. But was it really that hard to offer a way to download the old version ?
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Posted on: April 20, 2017
Machinators
Verified ownerGames: Reviews: 75
Not as good as 2, but better than GTA
No, this game isn't better or as realistic as SR2 but the game isn't trying to be either. It's something different but keeping the classic SR formula to boot. The character creator is at its best, and is in fact one of the best single player games for it, you can drive vehicles and upgrade them as well as your weapons. Or you you fully embrace the super powers you're given, which is arguably the best side of the game. You're given all sorts of powers including fireballs that burn, ice strikes that freeze, cannonball attacks with an AoE, sprinting and general improvements to things such as health, ammo, etc. You're given a fair amount of ways to improve your Saint and you'll want to do this on Hardcore mode where utilising different powers against different foes and situations will be needed. The story is so-so, as I said it doesn't surpass SR2 with its hilarious dialogue and characters, but IV makes up for it with its polished gameplay and variety of activities you can partake in. There's the main quests but also side quests for each character that will lead to you romancing them should you wish, which is a nice little dig at Mass Effect. And this game is full of easter eggs and references to other games, all in the name of fun of course. I do think IV is alot better than The Third and even the modern GTA games because firstly, creating your own character in an open world game is more enjoyable then playing as somebody you may not like. The game doesn't discriminate against you for playing it the "wrong" way, there's alot of diversity both with the gameplay and inclusion of possible characters to create and meet. The game doesn't take itself too seriously, much like SR2, and it's incredibly fun flying around the city using super powers to manipulate people, objects and aliens. Overall, this game is very fun but is let down some by the story, which ties alot of these gameplay elements together. If you want a fun open world game with alot of replay value, buy this.
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