Saints Row: The Third smacks of a smaller budget. It's a problem that carries throughout the entire game. However, Saints Row: The Third drops fan favorites like 'Septic Avenger' and 'Crowd Control', while offering almost nothing new in return (even worse, the irritating activity 'Heli Assault' remains). Saints Row 2 shared the same structure of amassing power by bringing down competing gangs, and like in the previous game, you'll be offered missions to further storyline, and activities including 'Snatch' (stealing prostitutes from pimps), 'Tank Mayhem' (destroy as much as you can with a tank and reach a point total before time runs out), 'Insurance Fraud' (destroy yourself as much as you can by running into traffic and reach a point total before time runs out), 'Professor Genki's Super Ethical Reality Climax', (try to kill a certain amount of mascots-mainly furries- while trying to survive and reach a point total before time runs out) and a few others. The new objective is to take over Steelport by taking down the Syndicate, which is comprised of the meathead Luchadores, the TRON ВВ-style hacker gang Deckers, and the sophisticated Morning Star. The Saints are kidnapped, managed to escape from an airplane, and land in the new city of Steelport where all of their power means nothing and they have to start from scratch.

Trying to hold onto their cred and help out an obnoxious method actor for no reason, the Saints rob a bank, but the bank belongs to a crime ring known as The Syndicate, which is comprised of three street gangs. They have their own line of energy drinks, clothing stores, and have become more popular than any group of murderous psychopaths have any right to be. Saints Row: The Third improves the character customization and the controls, but it loses almost everything else in a major step backwards for the franchise.ДЄfter dominating the city of Stillwater in Saints Row 2, the 3rd Street Saints have become international celebrities. More importantly, the game design was terrific and offered a diverse world filled with various landscapes and fun activities like spraying buildings with poop and throwing unruly celebrity hounds into jet engines. There were glitches (including one that would unforgivably corrupt your saved game), and the controls and driving needed to be tightened, but it played well enough. There was a deep level of character customization when it came to your appearance, and the gameplay and design was solid and immersive. Rather than try to emulate the dark-and-gritty nature of the Grand Theft Auto franchise, Saints Row 2 wisely went in another direction and turned your character into a garish supervillain. Video game developer Volition landed a cult hit with Saints Row 2. A dildo bat does not a great video game make.

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