The Saints Row franchise has taken players to the depths of hell, given us superpowers and giant foam heads, but now we know the game will take place in an entirely new city: Santo Ileso. Expect a lot of crude jokes, unthinkable weaponry and a general tendency to turn things up all the way to 11. The Saints Row reboot seems to use the original game as a very loose blueprint, and sprinkles over some wacky touches to inject some more fun and vibrancy into the overly serious first game. The wall has since been lavished with more graffiti, with the phrase “keep it strange” suggesting the Saints Row reboot won’t deviate too far from the silly antics of the previous games. The word “rebooting” was accompanied by the Saints Row logo, and all but confirmed that a Saints Row reboot was coming. The first two games in the series started out as a far more serious and grounded take on gangland warfare, before Saints Row descended into fighting aliens, attacking people with phallic objects and other general absurdities. The new Saints Row looks like a blend of the two.Ī teaser website for the Saints Row reboot first appeared on August 20, which featured a brick wall covered in graffiti. We were hoping to see the game’s bonkers brand of off-the-wall action return, and weren't disappointed, as Saints Row looks like it will continue to provide a more ridiculous take on Grand Theft Auto’s successful open world formula.Įven though Saints Row is a reboot, it seems like it follows the blueprint of the original game very loosely.
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