The main story takes place in a Matrix-computer-type virtual reality where anything goes. Same with your superpowers, yes, you get superpowers in this one. They made it easier to get to your weapons this time around, which makes combat so much easier to switch between each in a single combat situation. The game play stays pretty much the same from part three in movement, flying, and driving. The game really has many things to choose from, so you never get bored. Certain stores have special items, like the comic book shops that give superhero inspired costumes, or the S&M store for all your leather needs. But you are able to mix and match, changes colors, and even cross-dress if you choose to, giving way to endless options. Most of the outfits are from part three with some new things added here and there. And yes, you can still give yourself the biggest privates you want, male or female. Nothing major, but the graphics have been greatly improved and look awesome.

The creation is basically the same from part three, with a few new added hairstyles, body types, etc. Their character creation is some of the best ever seen. Whereas GTA focuses on one to two characters for you to play, Saints allows you to create your own character. I think that’s what they had to do to compete with the massively successful GTA series. The games have always been a little crazy, but compared to parts one and two, parts three and four are two totally different beasts. Saints Row: The Third is where the insanity really started. They take what makes GTA work, then wrap it up in a bunch of crazy ideas and throw it at the wall to see what sticks. But where GTA likes to stay somewhat in a real world environment as far as stories and situations go, The Saints do not. And rightly so, as the same basic principles apply: open world, gang related, guns, NC-17, and driving around beating up hookers. The Saints Row series has always been compared to the Grand Theft Auto series, or at least referred to as its “redheaded stepchild”. The game takes you back to the fictional city of Steelport from the third game and places you five years after the events of that game, focusing on the Saints’s battle against their old enemies – and an alien invasion.

Just like in the previous titles in the series, the player controls the leader of the Third Street Saints, who has now become the President of the United States of America.

Saints Row IV is the fourth in the Saints Row series of open world action-adventure games.

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