Saints Row: Gat out of Hell

Just fix the Steam Deck version please, it works with GOG, you only have to provide the windows version to run it with proton and it'd be good to go please please fix it

Saints Row 4 but better, a fun game that makes me all the more sad that we'll never see another Saints Row

Saints Row: Gat out of Hell — короткое, безумное приключение в аду, где я вместе с Джонни Гэтом и Кинзи пытаюсь вытащить Босса из лап самого Сатаны. Игра держится на динамике: много взрывов, чёрного юмора и хаоса. Здесь есть возможность летать на демонических крыльях, что делает передвижение быстрым и удобным. В конце выбираешь одну из нескольких забавных концовок после битвы со злом. Проходится быстро, но фанатам безумия Saints Row понравится.

The gameplay is worse than Saints Row 4. The setting is literally hell. The jokes are perfect. And the alternate endings are just an excuse to prolong the very short story and the lack of content in this game, which should at most be a DLC for another title in the series. In short, it's not worth it, I recommend it.

NO, Just NO. GET THIS JOKE OF SOMETHING OUT OF HERE. SERIOUSLY! This is closer to rock bottom then Gat to the bosses boots. Its amusing at first and then it just get OLD!!!! Give us SAINTS ROW! Graphics fine story is CRAP! Controls are fine This should be DLC and even at dirt cheap, this feels wrong on ALL LEVELS! MAINLY - STORY!

Saints Row: Gat out of Hell keeps the absurd Saints Row formula alive, but clearly feels more like an expansion to Saints Row IV than a full standalone game — and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. The setting is more bland than in previous entries, but still fun enough to mess around in. Movement is almost identical to SR4, with the big addition being proper flight instead of just gliding, which feels great and fits the tone perfectly. Controls remain smooth and responsive. Gunplay follows the familiar pattern: standard weapons are reliable and can easily carry you through the game, but some of the special weapons stand out more than before — especially those themed around the Seven Deadly Sins. That said, a few weapons feel awkward to use, making them more gimmicky than effective. The same applies to super abilities: some are incredibly strong and useful throughout the entire game, while others are easy to forget. The tone is exactly what you’d expect after Saints Row IV — absurd, ridiculous, and intentionally stupid. Hell as a setting doesn’t shock after the previous game, but it works as a backdrop for pure chaos. Story-wise, it’s lighter and more forgettable, with most of the game focused on mindless action rather than meaningful narrative. Still, story-driven missions are genuinely fun and entertaining. Not playing as your custom character might be disappointing for some, but controlling Gat or Kinzie isn’t a dealbreaker. Progression feels familiar: constant upgrades to weapons, abilities, and stats make you feel stronger and stronger, to the point where dying near the end requires actual effort. The game is short — the main story can be finished in about 3–4 hours, with full map completion taking roughly twice that (not talking about 100% completion). Even so, like other Saints Row titles, it’s easy to replay and still enjoy the pure chaos. Technical performance was solid on PC, with no major issues. Overall, Gat out of Hell is best approached with the mindset that it’s a fun, over-the-top DLC-sized experience. If you enjoyed Saints Row IV and want more ridiculous action without taking anything seriously, this is an easy recommendation.

Do you like open world games, but find them too long? Well, then this is the game for you. You can play it in the morning and finish it in the afternoon. Playing this thing for over 20 hours is the real challenge.