Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell

1. leelustig

   Jul 12, 2016

   10

   You might be wondering why I gave this game a perfect 10/10 score when nearly all critic reviews land in the 50-60 range. I'll tell youYou might be wondering why I gave this game a perfect 10/10 score when nearly all critic reviews land in the 50-60 range. I'll tell you exactly why. Because it was free.… Expand

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2. Elite_Soldier

   Nov 21, 2020

   8

   I'm just writing at least 150 characters because I wanted to save this review in a more convenient way to look back at scores that I had givenI'm just writing at least 150 characters because I wanted to save this review in a more convenient way to look back at scores that I had given stuff as a user… Expand

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4. Kansler

   Jul 25, 2017

   7

   The flying mechanics are a great improvement over SR4 and I felt compelled to gather as many collectibles as possible just because theThe flying mechanics are a great improvement over SR4 and I felt compelled to gather as many collectibles as possible just because the movement was so much fun. The story is a bit meh and the missions are mostly rehashes from SR4, so it all comes down to how much you like the new mechanics.… Expand

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5. timmytime

   Jul 9, 2016

   6

   Saints Row IV was already glorified DLC for SR3, and this is glorified DLC for Saints Row 3. The flying controls are actually pretty cool, butSaints Row IV was already glorified DLC for SR3, and this is glorified DLC for Saints Row 3. The flying controls are actually pretty cool, but the superpowers are not meaningful or interesting for the most part. You can blaze through the main story in a couple hours. Not a huge fan of the side missions other than the flying.… Expand

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6. Professorfett

   Apr 21, 2020

   5

   Hello fellow saints, and sinners it's time to talk about Hell. Well more or less the story of how Johnny Gat went to hell to fight the motherHello fellow saints, and sinners it's time to talk about Hell. Well more or less the story of how Johnny Gat went to hell to fight the mother **** Devil. That's right I am B-rod, and I am reviewing the latest DLC for Saints Row IV. This review will more or less be a bit quicker than normal, but that is because I will only focus on the DLC and nothing more. Without further ado let us dive into Hell, and see what happens.
   
   The story is traditional to Saints Row style with your created character The Boss gets sucked into Hell that forces Johnny Gat, and Kinzie jump in to go save them. While the game is titled Gat Out of Hell you can play the entire DLC as Kinzie. She has nothing different about her except for the little bit of dialog that changes. The game lies with one aspect; that is the fact they say it is a musical but there is only one scene where they sing and that's it. Not that it ruins the experience I am just pointing out they put that on the box. Story wise there isn't much too this DLC. There are few story based missions, and most of the cutscenes are stills with a voice over narrating them. Which I think is a shame one of my favorite parts of Saints Row are the cutscenes where they have this dialog that is funny, and nonsensical. The game is surprising with how it ends where you can make a choice that will drastically change where the Saints Row universe goes depending on what you choose. (not that it matters right now anyways) The story is semi interesting but for $20 I am expecting at least a longer experience than a couple of hours.
   
   The games sound takes a dive in this DLC for one simple reason. NO RADIO. When you spend all your time flying and jumping around why would you get in a car? I do understand you aren't in the simulation, so why would the music play? They could've just said they had headphones or something or anything honestly. The game ends up being pretty quiet because of that. Graphically speaking it is better than Saints Row IV was on the PS3 but not by much. These games have that cartoony look, but they are showing the age of their engine as of right now. Also Hell looks like a slightly different Steel Port, and I'm getting a little tired of being there.
   
   The gameplay comes down to a few new enemies, a couple new weapons, and a two new powers. The new weapons are awesome they are all based on the seven deadly sins, and the powers include flying and summoning. My biggest problem with this DLC is the fact that 90% of the missions you do are just events. There are no crazy hell missions or stupid funny things like chainsawing luchadores or killing furries. It literally is the events from Saints Row IV with some Hell mixed into them. The game is roughly four hours short and that is if you are taking your time. Honestly you can breeze through this thing pretty quick. Quick tip with this game; get the armchair weapon it is so useful it turns Satan and his armies into little duckies on a shooting carnival game.
   
   In the end this DLC is only worth it if you get the double pack that has Saints Row IV otherwise it seems like a waste of money to me. Believe me that is hard for me to say I am a rabid Saints Row fan, but this just wasn't what I was hoping for. I give this DLC a 2.5/5 it had a lot of disappointments. I leave with a question. What else can the Saints Row franchise do to push the envelope?… Expand

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7. ThePSButton

   Sep 28, 2020

   4

   Hay suficiente diversión mientras dura la aventura, pero todo tiene acabados bastante mediocres.

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8. ThatDarnGamer

   Jul 8, 2016

   0

   Biggest piece of **** I've ever played, totally destroyed Saints Row for me. First off they got rid of actual missions, then they gave us aBiggest piece of **** I've ever played, totally destroyed Saints Row for me. First off they got rid of actual missions, then they gave us a **** map. I waited since 2008 to get my revenge on Dex, what did they give me? Dex randomly walking the street and the ability to murder him without a stand off between him and the boss… Expand

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