Abstract: The Boss of the Saints has achieved much since we last played him/her in Saints Row: The Third , having stopped a terrorist plot to nuke America and then becoming the President. These achievements are quickly overshadowed when the world is invaded by Ziny...
Published: 2013-08-19, Author: Chelsea , review by: mashable.com
Abstract: Saints Row IV is the video game equivalent of an action movie. It's not a summer blockbuster like Pacific Rim or Avatar , in which everyday people rise to the rank of hero. It's more analogous to such tongue-in-cheek action films as Crank , Shoot 'Em Up! ...
When all is said and done, I fell in love with Saints Row IV in a really big way. I enjoyed Saints Row the Third, and I figured this game would be nothing more than a fun distraction from an otherwise crowded and stellar fall season....
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Published: 2013-08-15, Author: Adam , review by: gotgame.com
Saints Row 4 is definitely the top in the series, and probably one of the best sandbox titles out there right now. Sure, it may be over the top, but Volition knows that and plays up to it every chance they get. Saints Row 4 is one of the best sandbox tit...
Abstract: Saints Row 4 12Next »This is the only game I’ve ever had to pause because I was laughing too much to play. I want to tell you about the exact section that caused me to crease up. I want to sit you down, do the voices, and perform a poor recreation of t...
Abstract: I admit, about a month ago, I was ready to dismiss this latest entry in the Saints series. I had the opportunity to check out a preview build of the game and was quickly turned off. Considering the timeline of the build, I assumed there was not enough ...
Writing is just as memorable as previous Saints Row games, You can leap tall buildings in a single bound.
Side missions are dull and repetitive, Few surprises in store for those who played preceding games
Saints Row IV, the next entry in Volition's open-world crime franchise, is neither better nor worse than its sublime predecessor. It's simply more of the same....
