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Destructoid: "Theres something about a series that doesnt feel the need to make a ton of social commentary, or really feel grounded in reality. The Saints Row series is like if the worlds of The Naked Gun and Grand Theft Auto merged, and the result is a unique blend of zany comedy, copious cursing, and ultraviolence. Saints Row: The Third is one of my favorite games of all time."

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Matt at Codec Moments writes: "I wasnt overly enamoured by Saints Row IV, but little did I know that we were in for a lack of decent and engaging open world action games for the new generation (ignoring GTA V), and that when the info started to appear about what Volition were doing, Id actually get quite nostalgic about re-visiting Steelport and spending time with the mighty Saints again. Ive forgotten about the things that I didnt like, remembered the fun I had, and have been drawn in by the adverts and promo work."

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"Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell is another ridiculous odyssey for the Saints, but even as an expansion pack, the shadow of Saints Row IV constantly hovers overhead."

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GR: "In Saints Row IV, an evil alien race called the Zin blow up Earth and plonk the remaining humans in a giant Matrix-like mainframe that replaces reality. But forget about all that! While five-hour standalone expansion Gat out of Hell begins where the last one ends - with the surviving Saints travelling the stars in a spaceship - it blasts off in a different trajectory entirely. During a friendly game of ouija board, the President of the United States (you from the last game) is sucked down to the depths of Hell by the Devil, who wants a husband for his daughter, Jezebel. But the Saints dont abide kidnappings or arranged marriages, and by freely switching between Vanilla Ice-alike Johnny Gat and feisty nerd Kinzie Kingston its your duty to rescue the POTUS."

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This time round Dan is the president, and he has superpowers, and a pro wrestler. Only in Saints Row IV: Re-Elected.

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Matt at Codec Moments writes: "I wasnt overly enamoured by Saints Row IV, but little did I know that we were in for a lack of decent and engaging open world action games for the new generation (ignoring GTA V), and that when the info started to appear about what Volition were doing, Id actually get quite nostalgic about re-visiting Steelport and spending time with the mighty Saints again. Ive forgotten about the things that I didnt like, remembered the fun I had, and have been drawn in by the adverts and promo work."

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The 2015 release calendar finally gets rolling this week, with the PlayStation Network offering up a sizable amount of content spread across multiple genres. Expect to revisit the over-the-top antics of Saints Row IV with a massive new DLC update, some microscopic puzzle action, a remade horror classic and even a new RPG that pays homage to the beloved Earthbound.

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From GameWatcher.com: "If there was any doubt developer Volition Inc. could top the crazy happenings of Saints Row IV, which involved an alien invasion of Earth and a Matrix-like virtual world with super powers, then Gat out of Hell is happy to shoot you and your doubts in the face."

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Coinciding with the release is a brand new standalone expansion, Saints Row: Gat Out Of Hell, set after the events of Saints Row IV and giving fans their Gat back.