The banter between characters & their unique personalities really shined this time around. The pacing of the story & the dialogue, I felt, was very well done & on par with SR2. But when you’re dealing with alien technology & virtual worlds, you can justify a lot more. In an otherwise realistic world, it felt like it was just there for the sake of it. In SR3, it felt like the craziness was just there to be crazy. Of course it’s over the top, what with aliens invading, virtual worlds, time travel & super powers. Narrative: It might not make sense if you haven’t tried the game yourself, but I felt that the story this time around was both crazier & more grounded than in SR3. You’ll also get side missions from your homies which will take you through the various activities throughout the world. Another change is the ability to save any car you get in to your virtual garage & call it up from either your phone or an access point. The upgrade system is back for both characters & weapons.
All of them can be upgraded & the active powers have three different elements to choose from. There are eight powers in total (Super Speed, Super Jump, Death from Above, Blast, Telekinesis, Stomp, Buff & Force Field). As you progress through the story, complete challenges & collect code clusters, you’ll unlock different super powers that help you create chaos in the sim. The biggest addition is the super powers. I don’t think it’s a far jump to having a celebrity presidentĪlthough a lot of the gameplay aspects are the same is the previous games, SR4 does add some new elements. It’s up to the boss to manipulate the simulation world to break Zinyak’s power & ultimately save humanity. Rather than destroying the world, Zinyak collects those he deems worthy (including the President & several members of their cabinet) & places them in simulations to attempt to break their wills. During the term, Earth is invaded by a race of aliens called the Zin, led by Zinyak. After the boss disarms a nuclear warhead & saves the country, they use their new status as hero to take over the White House & become President. SR4 follows after the Save Shaundi ending in the last game & begins with the Saints finishing the fight with Cyrus Temple (the leader of STAG from the last game) who for some reason is working with Middle Eastern terrorists. So what about Saints Row IV, which is supposed to be the final chapter in this increasingly absurd saga? You don’t actually get to be president long Since then, I’ve found a lot of enjoyment for the franchise. I only really got interested in the second game when they let you play as a female.
At the time I figured it was just another Grand Theft Auto clone, & I’ve never particularly liked the gangster lifestyle (unless it was something like the old-school Mafia stuff). I have a confession to make: I never played the first Saints Row game.
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