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BGG: "Deep Silver will release the stand-alone version of Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell on January 20th for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC. The new expansion allows gamers to take on the roles of Johnny Gat and Kinzie Kensington who must venture to the pits of Hell to rescue The Boss. Are you ready to fly your way through the fiery holes of damnation?"

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Saints Row IV Re-Elected and Gat Out Of Hell launch 23 January in the UK. Pre-order at GAME to get your exclusive Wee-...

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XB1: "Its difficult to recommend that you play Saints Row: Gat Out Of Hell, let alone purchase it. This is a standalone expansion that perfectly demonstrates the danger and consequence of coasting on a series name and reputation, especially as it sees release in a time where the industry has made so many strides forward with open-world adventures. Developer Volition has delivered a dreary-looking, repetitive and entirely familiar experience that does little to hold attention, let alone impress in any one particular area. Dick jokes, four-year- old reused assets, systems and mechanics thrown inside a bland game world just dont cut it in a post-GTA V world."

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Josh from Start Replay writes, "Ive always regarded the Saints Row series as the younger, immature brother of Grand Theft Auto. Ever since the Saints entrance in gaming back in 2006, the series has always been in the shadow of Rockstars more established trend setter."

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PSU takes a look at the future of the Saints Row series and wonders how far the madness can go.

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Saints Row IV Re-Elected and Gat Out Of Hell launch 23 January in the UK. Pre-order at GAME to get your exclusive Wee-...

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XB1: "Its difficult to recommend that you play Saints Row: Gat Out Of Hell, let alone purchase it. This is a standalone expansion that perfectly demonstrates the danger and consequence of coasting on a series name and reputation, especially as it sees release in a time where the industry has made so many strides forward with open-world adventures. Developer Volition has delivered a dreary-looking, repetitive and entirely familiar experience that does little to hold attention, let alone impress in any one particular area. Dick jokes, four-year- old reused assets, systems and mechanics thrown inside a bland game world just dont cut it in a post-GTA V world."

Added: 27.01.2015 14:13 | 13 views | 0 comments


Proving that the Saints Row universe can manage to go just that little sane, Gat out of Hell is the Jedi Academy of the series. Using many assets and ideas from its direct predecessor, it tells a new story and streamlines the experience. That and it also gives players DJ Shakespeare as an ally. The story this time is that the superpowered President of the United States is kidnapped by Satan, intending for him to be married off to his daughter. None too fond of this, Johnny Gat and Kinzie promptly pursue the Lord of Hell directly back into his domain, and promptly engage in gang wars throughout his city of New Hades.

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PSU takes a look at the future of the Saints Row series and wonders how far the madness can go.