Sunshine Springs New District – Free for all players The Heist and The Hazardous Campaign DLC – comes with the Expansion Pass The new city districts will be FREE for ALL players, meaning everyone will get a chance to explore totally new areas of Santo Ileso this year and the world encounters and activities that come with that whether you purchase the DLC packs or not! We’re excited to announce that the first of these new districts is called Sunshine Springs and will land alongside the first expansion in May.Īnd while there’s lots of content on the way for our Expansion Pass players, we’re still hard at work refining the Saints Row experience through more quality of life updates, continued bug fixing, and community requested features including a photo mode, retooled combat, a whole new emotes system, and more. So we told you about the new DLC, but what you don’t know is just how much work we have put into the main game for everyone. Santo Ileso is getting bigger… and better We can’t wait to show you more on these very soon. And one pack will introduce an all-new solo game mode experience within an (even more) twisted version of one of our favorite areas of Santo Ileso… Two of the packs will be expansions to the main Saints Row campaign (with all new missions set in all new city districts), following the continuing adventures of the Saints and their enemy factions. You’ll be able to buy these expansions separately, but if you own the Expansion Pass they’ll be yours when they launch. Together, these DLC packs will add new campaign missions, gameplay, weapons, vehicles, cosmetics, and more across both new and well-travelled parts of Santo Ileso.
Rain looks especially bad, and one area where Saints 3 hasn’t held up well is seeing the same male and female grunts shooting at you hundreds of times.We know we’ve been promising new content for Saints Row, and we’re delighted to finally be able to tell you we have DLC expansions launching in May, July and August of this year. Yes, you can tell that the car models have been redone, the character models have been touched up, and the daytime lighting is better in general, but it doesn’t look anywhere near as good as something made in 2020 – and a good remaster should at least be plausible as a modern game. I played on PC, and even on Ultra settings it didn’t really inspire any awe. The fresh coat of paint slathered over the top of Steelport honestly isn’t all that attractive. New PaintI do wish Saints Row 3 had more going on in the remaster department. The goal: to cause as much pain to yourself as humanly possible in a few minutes.
And I’m not sure any open-world game’s side quest or secondary activity has given me more joy than the self-destructive Insurance Fraud mode, which combines intentionally over-the-top video game physics with the sensibility of a Looney Tunes cartoon while challenging you to throw your limp body in front of moving vehicles. Mayhem, in which you’re given a set amount of time and unlimited ammunition for certain weapons like grenades or a rocket launcher to cause as much property damage and destruction as possible, is still gleefully fun. There are two equally funny endings that I guarantee you won’t see coming.Īnswer See ResultsSaints Row 3 also layered a lot of fun extracurricular activities on top of the comic-book-meets-gang-warfare story.
Even Saints 3’s story – often a weak point in open-world jack-of-all-trades games like this – is worth seeing through. There was jumping out of a helicopter and parachuting down to reclaim your gang’s old rooftop penthouse to the tune of Kanye West’s “Power.” And no matter how many times I play it, I’ll still have a big smile on my face while cruising around singing along to Sublime’s classic ‘90’s tune “What I Got.” Its progression is still smart, too completing missions, activities, and daring driving earns you respect and money, which can be cashed in for upgrades like dual-wielded pistols, NPC gang members you can call in as backup during battles, and increasingly stupid weapons and vehicles. That relatability laid the foundation for some of its most memorable moments in 2011, and those remain fantastic in 2020.
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Saints Row 3, while comically over-the-top, was nevertheless the last Saints game to have one foot still planted in reality before number 4 went full Matrix and Mass Effect on us. Here’s why you should play this game, if you haven’t yet.
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