Your reign doesn’t last long though as the world is invaded by the evil Overlord Zinyak, an invasion which results in all of the Saints being kidnapped and placed upon the alien’s ship. After an emotional and over-dramatic escape, we get to design our freak character and proceed to do Presidential things such as choose whether to cure cancer or not…

The game itself follows on from Saints Row The Third, kind of – you’re no longer only the leader of the 3rd Street Saints, after the demise of Johnny Gat, you’re now the freaking President of the United States on a mission to save the world from a nuclear threat. So, has replaying the game for the first time in around five years changed my mind on the concept and gameplay mechanics? Let’s find out…Īlthough I have my issues with the game itself, which I’ll come to, I have to admit that Saints Row IV opens with one of the most badass and memorable prologues ever.

However, Saints Row IV has always been my least-favourite game in the franchise, due to its strange design choices and over-reliance on the ‘superpowers’ aspect. After the mixed reception Saints Row: The Third received last year, you’ll be happy to hear that this game is better in every single way…Īs this is the Re-Elected edition, every piece of DLC has been included, most via its own side missions, so the amount of content you’re getting is huge in comparison to previous titles in the series. The time is finally here guys, it’s the release of an open-world action-adventure game that involves you enhancing your superpowers, collecting orbs, playing both solo or in co-op, and generally causing havoc for the enemies and civilians alike! No, silly… I’m not talking about Crackdown, this week marks the release of Saints Row IV: Re-Elected on the Nintendo Switch, a game which is very similar to the Microsoft exclusive only with more adult humour and, in my case, a naked old chubby woman.

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