Saints row iv: re elected full#

Saints Row: The Third balanced its silliness with a more grounded experience. I mention that first because it might be the biggest area of complaint for some people. While the first two games of the series took a more serious GTA-type approach to its gameplay, Saints Row: The Third and especially Saints Row IV dialed the silliness to the max. HereвЂ™s the thing about Saints Row IV, itвЂ™s even sillier than the last game. In Saints Row IV, youвЂ™re the President of the United States, and you must stop an alien invasion from destroying Steelport and, ultimately, the world. In short, youвЂ™re getting the complete package on the go on Switch. For Nintendo Switch, we get that вЂњremasteredвЂќ version, complete with 25 DLC packs and 2 additional story expansions. Saints Row IV originally released in 2013 for PS3, Xbox 360, and PC, while a вЂњnext gen remasterвЂќ made its way to PS4 and Xbox One in 2015 as the вЂњRe-ElectedвЂќ version. While the over-the-top craziness is turned up to 11 in this game, Saints Row IV makes itself at home on NintendoвЂ™s console as a must own game. Fortunately, that wish was granted as Saints Row IV: Re-Elected makes its way to Switch.

It was a wonderful experience any Switch owner should absolutely purchase, and yet I couldnвЂ™t help wonder if weвЂ™d see more of the Saints on Switch.

Saints row iv: re elected full#

Last year the Nintendo Switch audience was treated to the absolutely fun, slightly out of control world of Saints Row when Saints Row: The Third вЂ“ The Full Package gave the Switch audience its first full open-world GTA-like experience.

Saints row iv: re-elected