Customization is plentiful, and it’s certainly the biggest quality the reboot has the pleasure of showing off.
It’s understandable that a third-person shooter game would typically employ a lot of shoot ‘em up missions.
And it isn’t.
Its problems, however, lie with its lack of vigor and soul.
Take a waltz through the streets of any district and you’ll be lucky to findonepasser-by.
And that doesn’t even scratch the surface of the plethora of graphical errors the city bears.
And honestly, it’s the best part of the campaign.
(The Bad)
Saints Rowis a rather short game.
Actually, it’s one of the shortest open world games we’ve played in years.
It’s because of this that the whole story feels rushed and misaligned.
Because you know what they say: youcan’tpolish a turd.
Jord is acting Team Leader at gaming.net.
