Saints Row

bag of ♥♥♥♥

Купил на скидках по дешману вспомнить молодость. Оказалось, что это совсем не та Saints row, в которые я играл раньше. Сюжет короткий, шутки плоские, мелкие баги, скудные шмотки и оружие. Но меня затянуло безвылазно на неделю из-за гринда, хотя это больше минус, чем плюс. Прошел весь сюжет (очень короткий), построил и качнул весь бизнес в максимум, финальные танцульки посмотрел, можно удалять. За копейки можно поиграть взять, за фулл прайс - даже не думайте

Thank ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ god the game crashed so I don't have to keep playing

This game is just so fun and funny. It is packed full of easter eggs and references that spark so much joy. As a huge fan of the original 4 Saints Row games and I think this is a fun reboot/AU of the franchise.

夸张的剧本但是玩的很爽，谁在给差评？

please forgive me for buying this

I just finished Saints Row (2022) with 100% completion including all DLC, and honestly I enjoyed it a lot more than I expected. The game takes place in the open-world city of Santo Ileso, and exploring the map is one of the best parts of the experience. The city feels large and varied, with deserts, urban areas, and many districts that you slowly take over as your criminal empire grows. There are always activities to do, collectibles to find, and ventures to build, so the world rarely feels empty. The customization system is excellent. You can customize your boss character, vehicles, and weapons in many different ways. The character creator alone is one of the most detailed ones in an open-world game. Gameplay is classic Saints Row sandbox chaos — third-person shooting, crazy weapons, vehicle combat, and lots of freedom. Sometimes I would follow the missions, and other times I would just roam around causing chaos in the city. One feature I really liked is the criminal ventures system. Building different businesses across the map and expanding the Saints empire gives a strong sense of progression beyond just completing story missions. I also completed all the latest DLC expansions, which added more story missions, cinematic cutscenes, and content to the game. They gave a good reason to keep playing even after finishing the main story. I understand why the game had mixed reactions at launch, mainly because of bugs and comparisons with older Saints Row titles. But after the patches and updates, the game is actually a fun open-world experience if you approach it with the right expectations. Overall, it may not be perfect, but it’s still a very enjoyable sandbox game with lots of content. I recently achieved 100% completion of the game, even though I started playing it during the pre-purchase period. Based on my experience, I had a great time playing it, and I would definitely recommend it.

[h2]A worthy successor of [i]Saints Row III[/i][/h2] [b][i]Saints Row[/i][/b] is an interesting juxtaposition of a coming of age story with the usual Power of Friendship and cartoonish violence, gang violence, and the very modern job market. I found it particularly touching after almost 4 months on LinkedIn when I first played it. It is also a stark contrast to SR2, at the same time being a logical evolution and a significant improvement of the series, with the previous entries [i]How the Saints Saved the Christmas[/i] and [i]Gat Out of Hell[/i] (damned be consumerism and organised religion both; the reboot is largely Christianity-free, aside from the base being a repurposed church). But ultimately, it is a story about imperfect people in an imperfect world doing their best (through violence). So, while the party is not investing in education or researching renewable energy or creating legal job opportunities for people from disadvantaged backgrounds, one of the companions donates toys to orphans and there is an actual cat who is unharmed. The graphics and visual style are fine and I found them more appealing with the visual accessibility settings and some filters. As is, they seemed a little too detailed yet some animations were occasionally too minimalistic, but as mentioned, it fit the general style. The controls are comfortable and rebindable, though the aim assist felt a bit too strong. The combat felt simple but functional (when compared to [i]Devil May Cry[/i], which might be an unusual example), though I have not used the special abilities. Same for movement and driving, but there are flying suits, which are more grounded than the superhero abilities from [i]SRIV[/i]. The driving is quite good and different vehicles handle very differently from each other. The VTOL that is unlocked in post-game is easily the most convenient and powerful mode of transportation. The range of customisation options is excellent and includes body sliders, layered clothing, and several voices. On the negative side, the missions are mostly linear (1 choice for the main story). The side missions and collectibles are nice, though I would have preferred them being available from the start, better integrated into the main story, and in lower numbers. As is, their availability is bound to the main story. It would have been better if each criminal venture and side activity was limited to 3 missions, with the first being bound to the main storyline, highlighting either the rival gangs or the companions and expanding the interactions with them. The Eurekabator is the perfect example - it directly references Marshall, unlocks new and exciting devices, and has only 3 missions. On the other hand, Food Trucks are very similar, have little connection to the story, and there are 5 of them. The number of the save slots is limited to ~16 (not sure, but not enough to save every other main mission). The performance on Steam Deck with DX11 is excellent, though not so much with Vulkan, ironically. Overall, I would recommend it with the right expectations.