Throw in a “beginning of a game” mission to take out a terrorist and then an alien invasion a few scenes later all, all bets are off.įor the Saints, their entire world is going to be turned upside down, as the invading Zin empire lay claim to only the brightest, best and strongest of the human race and a fistfight against Zinyak does not go the boss’ way. If the Saints thought they made it big when they merged with the Ultor Corporation, they’ve gone even bigger now that they’re running the United States of America and the boss, is the elected POTUS. In the years that followed, Saints Row IV would be rebranded and released on multiple platforms, leading to the eventual Re-Elected release, which is bundled with all previously released, additional content. Given everything that happens in Saints Row IV, it is understandable as to why we haven’t gotten a fifth game yet, although it was reported in 2019 that the fifth full entry is in “deep development.”įans could be kept waiting a long time before we get a good look at it, but in the meantime, Saints Row IV is still playable, but did you know that in the game, the superpower and supernatural aspects behind it, was originally conceived for the third game, as part of an expansion, which would then be cancelled and lead to the development of Saints Row IV? Well, now you do.

There has yet to be a fifth entry in the series, but developer Volition has kept the Saints Row spirit alive thanks to extra content, including the Gat: Out of Hell expansion, which acts as an epilogue to the fourth title. In its first week of release, Saints Row IV sold over a million copies and because of its classic Saint humour fashion, it was banned from the likes of Australia. Saints Row would not remain a single title however, as a sequel would release in 2008, with a third instalment out in 2011, before finally, in 2013, the fourth entry in the series was released and the series was globally recognised as being a best-selling series thanks to more than 13 million sales. It was also eagerly awaited by fans, since at the time it was announced during E3 in 2005, it was the first game of its kind announced for the Xbox 360. When Saints Row first come on the scene in 2006, developed by Volition, the first offering in the series, went down as being a successful open-world action-adventure delight. By Jack Longman Deep Silver, Koch Media, Nintendo Switch, nintendo switch review, review, Saint's Row IV, Saint's Row IV Re-Elected, Saints Row IV: Re-Elected review, Saints Row IV: Re-Elected switch review, Switch Review, Volition

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