Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell

Pure Xbox

Ken Barnes·Jan 27, 2015

Critic70/100

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Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell is a bargain for fans of Saints Row IV. There's less content included, but what is on offer here is good. We expected a slightly more mind-blowing jump to the current generation of consoles from the Saints after the relatively impressive showing that we saw on Xbox 360, but that isn't to say that the game isn't fun, compelling, and a real time-sink.

Push Square

Robert Ramsey·Jan 21, 2015

Critic70/100

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Gat Out of Hell provides a few more hours of fun for those who adored Saints Row IV, but it'll quickly outstay its welcome if you aren't down with the gang. It'll also prove to be a confusing and bogus journey for newcomers, so we recommend grabbing the full package on the PS4 if you're not even sure who Johnny Gat is. With entertaining powers and some great new weapons, the standalone expansion holds its own – but don't expect your otherworldly vacation to be anything more than a quick and familiar break.

Polygon

Justin McElroy·Jan 19, 2015

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In Gat Out of Hell, the joke feels like it's on us

Kotaku

Nathan Grayson·Jan 19, 2015

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It's Saints Row IV with too many cut corners. Some of the series' core fun remains, but it's sandwiched between disappointing filler.

PC Gamer

Phil Savage·Jan 19, 2015

Critic67/100

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Welcome to the purgatory of Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell.

Game Informer

Andrew Reiner·Jan 19, 2015

Critic75/100

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The 3rd Street Saints' latest adventure is short, funny, but lacking in mission complexity.

GamesRadar+

Ben Griffin·Jan 19, 2015

Critic50/100

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Saints Row's standalone expansion comes as part of a set on PS4 and Xbox one that also includes the 'Re-elected' version of Saints Row 4. But is it worth a punt in its own right? Let's find out.

Rock Paper Shotgun

John Walker·Jan 19, 2015

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Saints Row: Gat Out Of Hell arrives later this week, but we’ve been annoying Satan before that. And in the game. Unfort…

GameSpot

Justin Clark·Jan 19, 2015

Critic70/100

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Saints Row rides onto new platforms, and a good standalone expansion follows with it.

IGN

Mikel Reparaz·Jan 19, 2015

Critic78/100

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It's "New-gen, same as the old-gen" in this port package, with a short demonic detour that makes things a little more interesting.

Eurogamer

Richard Cobbett·Jan 18, 2015

Critic60/100

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Remember when Saints Row was all about colour-coded street gangs? How long ago it seems, with bombing through the nethe…