In August 2022, the Saints Row reboot debuted, however inside days, it turned clear that the collection had misplaced most of its comedic splendour over the course of a hiatus that lasted nearly ten years. It might have regarded good on the floor, however the whole lot from the performing to the story felt drab and, in the end, it boasted little or no in the way in which of manufacturing worth.
Now, nearly out of nowhere, Volition, the sport’s developer, has revealed a stacked DLC roadmap for the months forward, together with a crossover with Lifeless Island 2, which is printed by Deep Silver, the identical organisation that printed the Saints Row reboot itself.
It’s… Not Over?
Let’s be trustworthy, we’d forgotten in regards to the Saints Row reboot, proper? It didn’t obtain any post-launch assist – at the very least, nothing value giving the time of day to – and it pale away into the abyss inside a dramatically quick time period.
Nonetheless, like Johnny Gat himself, the Saints Row reboot has a powerful need – it appears – to climb up from the fiery depths of failed sport Hell, and all of it begins with a hefty roadmap.
We knew content material could be coming, due to the enlargement go, however we didn’t know when it could drop or what it could essentially be. Now, with the reveal of a brightly-coloured graphic, Volition has lifted the lid on a complete yr of content material.
In April, together with the launch of Lifeless Island 2, followers can get pleasure from a beauty pack themed across the zombie-slaying title in Saints Row. Then, in Might, there’s the primary of three enlargement pass-based releases, boasting all-new missions, occasions, and naturally, cosmetics.
There’s additionally a free replace dropping in Might that’ll deliver a photomode, fight overhaul, and an enlargement of the sport’s base map.
Then, in July, the second enlargement pack drops, bringing a brand-new solo mode to the sport within the type of ‘Doc Ketchum’s Homicide Circus’. And like in Might, this drop goes hand-in-hand with a completely free replace which brings… ‘new options’.
Lastly, we come to August, which’ll see the third (and ultimate?) DLC package deal drop, however plainly this one is but to be scoped out, because it doesn’t really say what it’s titled or what it actually brings. And to finish all of it, there’s one final, free replace, which can increase the map and produce…
New options.
There’s one thing about this roadmap that makes me suppose Volition doesn’t know what these new options are simply but.
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