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A guide to unlock all 7 Deadly Weapons so that you can get to more important business like eviscerating demons.

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This stand-alone expansion packs plenty of destructive silliness, but is disappointingly shallow by Saints standards.

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A guide to help you get acclimated to your new surroundings in Saints Row: Gat out of Hell and ready to destroy the demons that live there.

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A guide to unlock all 7 Deadly Weapons so that you can get to more important business like eviscerating demons.

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GR-UK writes: "If you've played Saints Row IV before, then bear in mind that the punchlines don't hit home with the same impact the second time around, and there's less reasons to jump back in for the long haul. However, if you've yet to sample the delights of SRIV, absolutely go out and buy Re-Elected today: it's the definitive version of a really entertaining open-world game, and there's plenty of content here to keep you engaged for many, many hours."

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Gamespot: "Saints Row developer Volition loves Johnny Gat. Saints Row fans, in general, like Johnny, but Volition loves that psychopath, and it's been trying to share the love for three games now, only to have him overshadowed by the gang of puckish rogues we know today. In that way, Gat Out of Hell was almost a foregone conclusion. Johnny was always going to get his time in the solo spotlight and all Volition needed was a good excuse to get that band of rogues we've come to love so well over the last three Saints Row games out of the way so it could happen."

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Metro: "The next gen consoles get a remastered version of Saints Row IV and a new expansion, but is sending Johnny Gat to hell really a good idea? Reviewing video games is not as easy as it looks. Pointing out whether they work or not is pretty straightforward, as well as whether the graphics are technically competent or not, and what the basic plot is. But everything else is subjective, and so when we accuse a game of having overly simplistic gameplay or not being anywhere near as funny as it thinks it is that is literally just our opinion. We can seek to justify and explain our point of view, but at the same time were always keenly aware that other people will just not see it the same way."

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Gat Is Back! But His Framerate Is Hell! Colin Checks Out The First Hour Of Saints Row 4: Gat Out Of Hell On The PlayStation 4!

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Gamespot: "Saints Row developer Volition loves Johnny Gat. Saints Row fans, in general, like Johnny, but Volition loves that psychopath, and it's been trying to share the love for three games now, only to have him overshadowed by the gang of puckish rogues we know today. In that way, Gat Out of Hell was almost a foregone conclusion. Johnny was always going to get his time in the solo spotlight and all Volition needed was a good excuse to get that band of rogues we've come to love so well over the last three Saints Row games out of the way so it could happen."