Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell

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  1. Kervin619
    Sep 10, 2023
    8
    One of the last games that take place in the current universe. Is Saints Row Gat Out of Hell

    From The Playa (the name of the default protagonist) who became a street gang member who became the leader of the 3rd Street Saints to becoming an actor/actress in the third game and now the only United States President alive who suddenly got kidnapped by Satan who came from actual Hell. As    One of the last games that take place in the current universe. Is Saints Row Gat Out of Hell

    From The Playa (the name of the default protagonist) who became a street gang member who became the leader of the 3rd Street Saints to becoming an actor/actress in the third game and now the only United States President alive who suddenly got kidnapped by Satan who came from actual Hell.

    As crazier this franchise gets. Saints Row Gat Out Of Hell let us play two of the playable characters that are Johnny Gat the returning fan-favorite Saints Row character who just loves to kill a ton of his enemies and Kinzie Kensington the former FBI agent who is now with the 3rd Street Saints who became more than just a street gang.

    The map inside Hell felt a bit very small. Meaning that I expect the time map of hell to feel bigger. Clothing shops and garages were removed from the game because I believed it has no use in Saints Row IV, The soul pedestrians felt like it looked like it had been copy-pasted but Hell is still Hell, Calling homies has no use in this game and the missions and the story in this game is just a little too short which explains on why the max level this game is only level 20, not level 50. Must have been the budget concerns in this game or something to move on to new Volition projects.

    The things that I love about the game are the weapons that are absolutely fun to use like the Armchair-A-Geddon which is more like an electric wheelchair that is the shape of a couch that has mini guns on both sides and the takedowns I just like Saints Row but better when playing as Johnny Gat because most of his takedowns specialize on knives while for Kinzie is almost the same unarmed takedowns but one of her takedowns contains rapid punching which I remember about taking down the main controller in Hotspot side activities.

    Saints Row Gat Out Of Hell Does Not Feel Like The Grand Finale Of the Classic Era of Saints Row but it's still a great game if you want to play as mainly Johnny Gat.    … Expand
  2. nastyjes
    Sep 5, 2023
    4
    Looks like a DLC for part 4 . .
  3. PenetratorGod
    Sep 3, 2023
    5
    Most mediocre and unsuccessful game of the series. Gameplay and story were really bad. Even if you don't play it, you won't lose anything. They buried the Saints Row series in the grave with this game.
  4. alicinarayas
    Aug 5, 2023
    4
    Story 2/10
    Gameplay 6/10
    Missions 3/10
    Characters 5/10
    The game is too short:5 hours
  5. KinimodYunmi
    Jul 3, 2023
    9
    Übelst geiles Spiel, aber nur, wenn man die Steuerung nicht verstellt ;-)
    Super Atmo, super Humor, totales Chaos!
  6. Lezzly
    May 29, 2023
    8
    Deep Silver przeszli samych siebie. Po emocjonującym finale w czwartej części, gra płynnie przeniosła nas w świat piekła, w którym seria SR nie straciła swojego charakteru i ponownie dała nam do zrozumienia, że ta seria nie zawodzi fanów. Piekielny świat, gdzie roi się od chodzących dusz nad którymi włada wielki władca, którego musimy zgładzić, grając samym Johnem Gatem. Minusem jestDeep Silver przeszli samych siebie. Po emocjonującym finale w czwartej części, gra płynnie przeniosła nas w świat piekła, w którym seria SR nie straciła swojego charakteru i ponownie dała nam do zrozumienia, że ta seria nie zawodzi fanów. Piekielny świat, gdzie roi się od chodzących dusz nad którymi włada wielki władca, którego musimy zgładzić, grając samym Johnem Gatem. Minusem jest jedynie to, że gra w porównaniu do poprzednika jest jeszcze krótsza, co już jest wyczynem, aczkolwiek rozumiem, że ta odsłona jest tylko rozszerzeniem do SRIV. Mimo to Uwielbiam tę część i polecam każdemu, komu brakuje wrażeń po poprzednich produkcjach tego uniwersum.… Expand
  7. Nick7000
    May 1, 2023
    6
    Исключительно для фэнов. Но опять же, даже не смотря на это, ее нельзя назвать полноценной игрой, это не более чем песочница по мотивам четверки.
  8. Lyralei3
    Feb 26, 2023
    7
    Дополнение к Saints Row IV довольно прикольное с увлекательным геймплеем и игровыми механиками, но играть можно только за определенных персонажей и сама по себе игра слишком короткая
    Я бы оценил игру на 7.5/10
  9. dmitriy_savenok
    Dec 25, 2022
    9
    Идеальная формула Saints Row всё ещё работает.
    Да, сюжет короткий, ад выглядит странно, но когда ты садишься в кресло с двумя миниганами и начинаешь потрошить дьявольскую нечисть... ты получаешь концентрированное удовольствие.
    Да и система перемещения, в виде крыльев, так же интересна своей простотой и удобством. Главное привыкнуть к полётам и можно будет выделывать красивейшие пируэты.    Идеальная формула Saints Row всё ещё работает.
    Да, сюжет короткий, ад выглядит странно, но когда ты садишься в кресло с двумя миниганами и начинаешь потрошить дьявольскую нечисть... ты получаешь концентрированное удовольствие.
    Да и система перемещения, в виде крыльев, так же интересна своей простотой и удобством. Главное привыкнуть к полётам и можно будет выделывать красивейшие пируэты.
    9/10    … Expand
  10. bar0yka
    Dec 5, 2022
    4
    DLC şeklinde çıkması gereken bir oyun her görev birbirinin aynısı bi yenilik yok
  11. EptaEpt
    Sep 13, 2022
    1
    Sorry, but positive feedback is not available in your region. At least until your leadership changes the two-faced policy in their actions and statements.
  12. kezzyhko
    Aug 6, 2020
    7
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  13. Kalabala
    Oct 25, 2019
    8
    I like that type of gameplay it was mostly like grand theft auto but in a different way
  14. JaydenPickens
    Feb 20, 2019
    8
    I really enjoyed this expansion pack. Saints going to hell to save the boss? Hell yeah! The gameplay was a tad repetitive, but that's nothing new, the story was funny, they've introducted some new characters + some old faces appeared as well. This game was fun and I'll remember it for the cool endings. Pickens approves!
  15. Chaython
    Feb 7, 2017
    3
    Game feels slow[Bullet sponge enemies, 10 seconds to use alters] even though you travel fast and
    it only take 7hours for 100% completion
    Camera is poorly handled Keyboard/mouse controls poorly Graphics and animations are terrible The game is riddled with bugs No traditional missions The story is boring Vehicles are completely redundant No more clothing/character/vehicle    Game feels slow[Bullet sponge enemies, 10 seconds to use alters] even though you travel fast and
    it only take 7hours for 100% completion
    Camera is poorly handled
    Keyboard/mouse controls poorly
    Graphics and animations are terrible
    The game is riddled with bugs
    No traditional missions
    The story is boring
    Vehicles are completely redundant
    No more clothing/character/vehicle customization
    Very few weapons
    All weapons feel the same [lack power, poor accuracy...]
    No one in coop matchmaking
    Most of the game is gathering the >1000 "collectibles" [mostly soul spheres]
    They also removed companions
    There's also less missions then ever before
    The game is very repetitive and has no replay-ability even if you have a friend for coop
    They removed/didn't include so much content that was in all other Saints Rows but they try to charge full price...
    This is the BS that killed THQ.
    I much preferred the first two Saints Rows[Consoles only, the SR2 PC port was horrific] over any other. I played through the first two saints rows 5 times, and they were 20 hours long. I played Saints Row the third through 4 times. They have only gotten shorter with reduced content and more BS ridiculous mechanics.    … Expand
  16. dandalis
    Dec 13, 2016
    6
    Its more of the same reskinned stuff you get in The Third and 4. Not a fan of the road Volition took after Saints Row 2 still, but even then this a pretty fun addition with its all absurds turns and events. Have to point out the voice acting, its freakin good, well apart from Sasha Grey, she sounds bored as hell with her dialogue. Also theres lots of new cool guns to play with while restIts more of the same reskinned stuff you get in The Third and 4. Not a fan of the road Volition took after Saints Row 2 still, but even then this a pretty fun addition with its all absurds turns and events. Have to point out the voice acting, its freakin good, well apart from Sasha Grey, she sounds bored as hell with her dialogue. Also theres lots of new cool guns to play with while rest are just same or reskins. Hell itself is at first glance is decently modeled place with OKish attention to detail and an interesting non the less take on hell setting, but just like last 2 games once you finish the main story, which is absurdly short and most missions are just doing activities, theres no wish to stay and play more, no where near as fun as sand box as Stillwater was, but its fun while the campaign lasts.

    Theres 5 different endings to the game you can choose, which makes we wonder where the hell the series are going next, if theyre going at all. If it was up to me, it would just reboot Saints Row and go with the tone from first two games.    … Expand
  17. Captain_Chaos
    Jun 22, 2016
    8
    Upon completing Saints Row IV, I said goodbye to my old, violent, purple friends, thinking it the grand finale. I am glad to say I was wrong, because Gat out of Hell is one... well, hell of a postscript. The boss of the Saints (who looks like whatever you made them look like in Saints Row IV) has been kidnapped by the devil himself, and Johnny Gat, the most dangerous man in the world andUpon completing Saints Row IV, I said goodbye to my old, violent, purple friends, thinking it the grand finale. I am glad to say I was wrong, because Gat out of Hell is one... well, hell of a postscript. The boss of the Saints (who looks like whatever you made them look like in Saints Row IV) has been kidnapped by the devil himself, and Johnny Gat, the most dangerous man in the world and the last surviving founder of the Saints, must rescue them. You can also play as team genius Kinzie Kensington, since its her birthday. In some ways, it is the most barebones title in the series- not only are there no customization options, there aren't even any story missions save the finale- the gameplay is made up entirely of the series' staple activities, like fraud and survival, with a few new ones, such as an aerial twist on the blazing activity. Speaking of air, Gat out of Hell takes your mobility to the final frontier, adding full-on flight to your already overpowered repetoire of super powers. Your offensive abilities return with elements, such a stomp that vacuums in enemies and pickups and an aura that forces the demons of hell to bow before your Saintly presence. There's also a whole new set of super-guns (and a sword) that correspond to the seven deadly sins, each with nasty side-effects for your enemies. Gat out of Hell is the best elements of Saints Row distilled into a pure form: the mayhem, the power, the guns, the unparalleled sense of catharsis. Not even the legions of hell can stand in the way of your fun. However, it is also the shortest title in the series, though it is priced accordingly. If you've been on a ridealong with the Saints from the very beginning, like me, Gat out of Hell offers some much appriciated continuity nodding, which is remarkably one of the series' strongest points. Much as in IV, you will run into a number of old familiar faces, beginning with none other then Saints Row 2's main villain, Dane Vogel. There's plenty of collectibles and audio logs to find if you'd like to cover every square inch of the city of the damned. The Saints conquered a street, then a city, a nation, an intellerstellar empire and now hell itself, and STILL there seems to be more for the Saints to do. I hope to don the purple once again sometime in the future. If you have enjoyed ANY of the Saints Row games or crave a sandbox experience that makes you the center of all the fun, Gat out of Hell is a game for you.… Expand
  18. dianst
    May 23, 2016
    7
    It's a really nice and funny game for sure but you are doing the same things again and again there.The main missions are really similar one to another. It's cool though that there are characters like Vlad Cepes and Blackbeard. If you are a fan of the franchise you will definitely like the game, if you aren't - well, you will probably gonna enjoy playing it as well. The game is not reallyIt's a really nice and funny game for sure but you are doing the same things again and again there.The main missions are really similar one to another. It's cool though that there are characters like Vlad Cepes and Blackbeard. If you are a fan of the franchise you will definitely like the game, if you aren't - well, you will probably gonna enjoy playing it as well. The game is not really good for me. I think it's just fie and I will give it 7 aut of 10.… Expand
  19. AbeMC
    May 12, 2016
    7
    If Saints Row 4 was a love letter to the franchise, Gat Out of Hell is a postcard. If SR4 was a game you enjoyed, go ahead an get this one, it's just as wild and crazy. The Boss has been kidnapped by Satan and taken to hell to marry his daughter, so Johnny Gat and Kinzie Kensington go after him/her. To get Satan to confront the duo, you have to destroy hell to get his attention. A prettyIf Saints Row 4 was a love letter to the franchise, Gat Out of Hell is a postcard. If SR4 was a game you enjoyed, go ahead an get this one, it's just as wild and crazy. The Boss has been kidnapped by Satan and taken to hell to marry his daughter, so Johnny Gat and Kinzie Kensington go after him/her. To get Satan to confront the duo, you have to destroy hell to get his attention. A pretty thin story, but it works well as an excuse for raising hell all over hell.

    A number of old characters return, like the DeWynter sisters (SR3) and Dane Vogel (SR2). There are some new characters too, like Vlad the Impaler, Blackbeard, and Shakespeare. Oddly, though, they're not recruited as homies, only as “allies.” Single-player Gat Out of Hell is a solitary effort. And short. Others have claimed 6 hours for completing the story; I took 8, but that's still a quarter of the size of the other Saints Row games (maximum level is 20). If you want to bring the game to 100%, getting all the collectibles and completing all the activities, there's a lot to do, but the game devolves into a collect-a-thon at that point.

    Super powers return; Stomp, Minion-summon, Aura, and Blast each have three elements to choose from. The geography of hell is new. Most of the activities are back, though in some new forms. Insurance Fraud is now about removing years off of souls' sentences in hell; when Adrenaline Mode is active, there is an explosive fire effect that can really heat things up. One of the best parts of Gat Out of Hell is the flying, which is good because you'll be doing a lot of it. The weapons are also a highlight; shooting frosting at enemies to make them attack each other? Yes, please. Shooting love dust at enemies to make them break into a sexy dance (even the titans)? Oh, yeah. If there is a downside, it's that the game is easy, even on the hardest difficulty.

    I had fun with Gat Out of Hell; Johnny was missing for most of Saints Row 3 and half of Saints Row IV, so this game was like catching up with an old friend. No, you're not playing as the Boss, but “Who wouldn't want to be Johnny Gat?”

    Note about Kinzie for single-players: you can play as Kinzie throughout the campaign and switch between her and Johnny whenever you want; you just have to return to the Ultor lobby to do so. For the final boss battle, though, you will play as Johnny; Kinzie enters the room, Johnny shows up, they high-five, and you play as Johnny for the boss battle. It is called Gat Out of Hell, after all.    … Expand
  20. sinadoom
    Jan 12, 2016
    6
    Gat Out of Hell is the same activity-filled, over-the-top open-world comedy sandbox game we've come to expect from Saints Row, but it doesn't offer anything new or interesting above Saints Row IV. That is fine given that it's an "expand-alone", but unless you are short on games to play or haven't played Saints Row IV, you're not missing much. There is no character or vehicle customisationGat Out of Hell is the same activity-filled, over-the-top open-world comedy sandbox game we've come to expect from Saints Row, but it doesn't offer anything new or interesting above Saints Row IV. That is fine given that it's an "expand-alone", but unless you are short on games to play or haven't played Saints Row IV, you're not missing much. There is no character or vehicle customisation but that's fine for a game like this. There's still plenty of side missions and excuses for blowing things up, flying around and collecting orbs, hurtling a ragdoll into traffic and so on, as well as the typical RPG elements for upgrading your character's abilities and weapons. But when it comes down to it, the game's main story is extremely short. There are lots of side activities but these get repetitive and chances are you're not going to get to use all of the 7 new "Deadly Sin" weapons without completing a substantial amount of them. I finished the story at 84% total game completion and still had 3 or 4 of these weapons unobtained. There's also no music in this game, if you're into soundtracks.

    Don't get me wrong, the content that's there is still on par. The comical value, whacky characters and story do entertain, it's just a shame that there's not more of it. I'd rather have had a longer story and fewer side activities. Still worth playing if you liked Saints Row IV but only if you get it very cheap.    … Expand
  21. akira4282
    Jan 1, 2016
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. If you wanna play funny game then buy this game you'll be good. This game is very exting game very funny actually I like similar game look like this haha Thanks… Expand
  22. dylaxius
    Oct 1, 2015
    1
    Just because it was supposed to be a DLC, doesn't mean that they should be allowed to get lazy. Fans of the series will be disappointed almost instantly as most traits that made this series great are thrown out the window. Liked customizing your character to look like a steam punk ballerina? surprise, no customization. Liked the idea of playing as both Kinzie and Jonny? Surprise, they areJust because it was supposed to be a DLC, doesn't mean that they should be allowed to get lazy. Fans of the series will be disappointed almost instantly as most traits that made this series great are thrown out the window. Liked customizing your character to look like a steam punk ballerina? surprise, no customization. Liked the idea of playing as both Kinzie and Jonny? Surprise, they are completely the same, besides the fact that the plot assumes you never play as Kinzie ever. Liked the ability to drive around with your crew and complete side quests instead of the main story line? surprise, the crew cannot be called in, and every mission, challenge, and stunt brings you closer to the final boss, who shows up when you are less that half way done the game, which is when the meter is usually filled. Thankfully, they break this up with a lack of the signature saints humor, and a flying system that made me wish i was playing superman 64. Don't worry though, because the cars are equally useless, due to the fact that half of them explode randomly, and none of them can reverse, leaving you stuck in corners, since all other cars constantly try to ram you off the road. Instead of the badass reunion of the most notorious saints, with some of the most notorious historical villains joining them, enjoy seeing 3 characters from the entire saints row series return as allies, then watch them have no impact on the plot at all by giving you the same powers you had in the last game, then getting captured once. Watch some of the most notorious villains in history be ignored in favor of 3 historic figures who, you guessed it, do nothing. Instead of taking revenge on your favorite villains, constantly search the map for Dex, a character who, unless you played the secret ending in saints row 2, is completely random to add in as the only returning charcter you can kill. Use the seven "new" weapons that are in the store, which all have no customization, or hunt through the map for the seven deadly weapons, which range in effectiveness from one shot kill vacuum cleaner, to normal pistol that talks and occasionally makes you one shot kill enemies you already one shot kill. The plot forces you to go on endless fetch quests and repetitive enemy clear outs, since there are no creative missions. Even the loyalty missions are just a list of objectives you must complete, that gives you the same reward you would get from doing those things without a mission instead. if a lack of personality in characters makes you giddy, look no further, since without actual main missions, there is no cut scenes, which means no time for pesky character development. In short, this game took everything you loved about saints row, removed it, then made a new game with only the rights to about 1/10th of the characters. Don't release a game separate from the others. then claim it was a DLC when it sucks as a stand alone game. If it was a DLC, you wouldn't have released it separate from saints row 4.… Expand
  23. Luizzrz
    Sep 17, 2015
    0
    Terrible, as a huge SR2 and SR4 fan, this is just a huge disappointment:
    Tryhard city, terrible Story, almost no missions, blah blah blah, etc etc etc.

    **** game, don't play.
  24. Serofena
    Jun 30, 2015
    1
    First I couldn't believe that there was a new saints row up to coming out. Yes, I was really happy about that. The happiness was a little less than before as I heard that there is no available customization, but ok, the Idea of hell was still great. As I played it, I only hoped for a good story and a lot of quests. Accept for the Map and some meet again with characters from the earlierFirst I couldn't believe that there was a new saints row up to coming out. Yes, I was really happy about that. The happiness was a little less than before as I heard that there is no available customization, but ok, the Idea of hell was still great. As I played it, I only hoped for a good story and a lot of quests. Accept for the Map and some meet again with characters from the earlier parts, there were a lot of disappointments: The Cars, the not-flexible music, the monotonous people, the veeeery short main story and the very rare sidequests. Also I wasn't very glad about the unimaginative acquisitions from steam (kill100k, kill10kk zombies, etc), for except one that was too imaginative (take this burning car into that building without dying inside of it and without any chance to control the vehicle(?!?) Which "wise head" ever devise that....I hope you tried that out first. At least you get too easy to Weapons, skills and cover. take some cheats to saints row III or IV and you'll get a much better story ith the same powers and if I want to play a game like that I would never give those 35 bugs for it again. In summary: total disappointment. I hope that there is a new saints Row in planning because after this tragedy of stupidity is a compensation more than appropriate.… Expand
  25. Marick
    Feb 22, 2015
    5
    Saints Row: Gat out of Hell is an open world adventure game developed by Vollitions and published by Deep Silver. The game is a standalone DLC for Saints Row IV but you do not need Saints Row IV to run. The game begins after the end of Saints Row IV, when Thrid Street Saints were preparing a party for his birthday Kinzie. They are playing with a Ouija board, which immediately pulls theSaints Row: Gat out of Hell is an open world adventure game developed by Vollitions and published by Deep Silver. The game is a standalone DLC for Saints Row IV but you do not need Saints Row IV to run. The game begins after the end of Saints Row IV, when Thrid Street Saints were preparing a party for his birthday Kinzie. They are playing with a Ouija board, which immediately pulls the President of USA in hell to marry his daughter. Here Johnny and Kinzie trying to rescue the president and to bring him back.… Expand
  26. me-0815
    Feb 14, 2015
    0
    If player customization is one of the features that you liked about this series so far, you should avoid this game. There are only two fixed protagonists that the game allows you to play as, and you can't customize their outfits or anything else at all. Apart from that, this game mostly recycles content from the previous installment, even the graphics pretty much are the same. This gameIf player customization is one of the features that you liked about this series so far, you should avoid this game. There are only two fixed protagonists that the game allows you to play as, and you can't customize their outfits or anything else at all. Apart from that, this game mostly recycles content from the previous installment, even the graphics pretty much are the same. This game doesn't cost as much as other titles, but it is still too expensive for pretty much being a DLC sold as an own game. You should wait for a discount if you're still interested in playing this game.… Expand
  27. mustard_tiger
    Feb 3, 2015
    7
    Is it a fun game? Yes. Is it too short? absolutely. I got all the gold medals, found all the orbs, commentaries, loyalty missions and watched all the endings in one weekend.

    I think I'm upset about the length because of how much I like the game, I wanted more so maybe you are always supposed to leave them wanting more... The graphics are in need of a update and when it comes to the    Is it a fun game? Yes. Is it too short? absolutely. I got all the gold medals, found all the orbs, commentaries, loyalty missions and watched all the endings in one weekend.

    I think I'm upset about the length because of how much I like the game, I wanted more so maybe you are always supposed to leave them wanting more...

    The graphics are in need of a update and when it comes to the combat there are bugs a plenty but if we wanted graphics we would be playing GTA5 so I knew what I was getting.

    The flight mechanics were cool as were the weapons and powers and while 20 bucks isn't a bad price I think I would have been happier with a 15 dollar price tag as DLC rather than a stand alone game.    … Expand
  28. Dokkodo
    Feb 1, 2015
    6
    Doesn't really do anything to improve on SR4 and you can burn through it in a couple hours. I also hate musical numbers and there is a long-winded one in the mix, so I might be a bit biased against it..

    I also am just annoyed by Jay Mohr when he's scripted, I like him as an off-the-cuff comedian but he just sounds so unnatural and forced when he is reading a script and he is most of the    Doesn't really do anything to improve on SR4 and you can burn through it in a couple hours. I also hate musical numbers and there is a long-winded one in the mix, so I might be a bit biased against it..

    I also am just annoyed by Jay Mohr when he's scripted, I like him as an off-the-cuff comedian but he just sounds so unnatural and forced when he is reading a script and he is most of the game's narration.

    I also got trapped in walls far too many times for a game that only takes a few hours to burn through, that was a problem I also experienced in regular SR4, glad to see they didn't fix it.

    All-in-all it's funny, fun, it's SR4 in hell with demons instead of aliens.    … Expand
  29. RyanK07
    Feb 1, 2015
    10
    Once fully upgraded, you are pretty much invincible. Have unlimited ammo. Instant reloads. You are faster than everything else, and have the ability to fly - So pretty much GTA with cheat codes.

    This game doesn't take itself seriously, so you shouldn't either. Also consider it as a DLC rather than a full release. Its the most fun I've had from a video game in a long time, plus the    Once fully upgraded, you are pretty much invincible. Have unlimited ammo. Instant reloads. You are faster than everything else, and have the ability to fly - So pretty much GTA with cheat codes.

    This game doesn't take itself seriously, so you shouldn't either. Also consider it as a DLC rather than a full release. Its the most fun I've had from a video game in a long time, plus the storyline is hilarious.

    Only downside I can see is the length. It can be beaten in 8 hours - what a shame after such enjoyable game play.    … Expand
  30. Tyler1999
    Jan 30, 2015
    5
    This series is complete garbage and mediocre at best. This game does nothing right, except maybe the gameplay, but even that is clunky and "meh". Just avoid this game, please.
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Mixed or average reviews - based on 24 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 6 out of 24
  2. Mixed: 16 out of 24
  3. Negative: 2 out of 24
  1. Riot Pixels
    Mar 19, 2015
    40
    I hope that there is a special place in hell for the those who made this train-wreck.
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  2. CD-Action
    Mar 17, 2015
    40
    Expansion packs should expand, damn it, not reduce. Jokes and dialogues are not funny in Gat out of Hell, satire is off the mark, visuals are ugly, gameplay is crude and the city uninteresting. [03/2014, p.64]
  3. Thunderbolt
    Mar 10, 2015
    70
    And while the story is fun enough, the plot isn’t the centerpiece. This expansion to the Saints Row universe is here to give a new sandbox to blow things up in. It is a sandbox to play around, without either worrying or carrying about the direction of any overall plot.
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