Saints Row The Third Remastered

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Saints Row The Third Remastered is the point where the series fully let go of any pretense toward realism and leaned into pure chaos. This is the one where a criminal gang has turned into a full lifestyle brand, complete with its own sneakers and energy drinks, and where a rival global syndicate shows up demanding a cut. The hook is simple: you refuse, you get run out of your own city, and you spend the rest of the game taking Steelport back through means that get progressively more ridiculous. It’s a remaster of the 2011 original, cleaned up with sharper lighting and reworked environments, but the tone and structure underneath are untouched.

How it plays

At the core, this is an open-world action game built around missions, mayhem, and a steady stream of new toys to cause it with. You’ll run story missions that escalate from street-level gang warfare into genuinely absurd set pieces, tank skydiving and satellite airstrikes being two examples the game isn’t shy about. Along the way you’re chipping away at the Syndicate’s grip on Steelport’s weapons trade, cybercrime rackets, and other criminal operations scattered around the city, which doubles as your excuse to explore. Weapons and vehicles lean comedic rather than tactical, and character creation lets you build whoever you want to run around as, since the game treats your look as part of the joke rather than a serious RPG system. Missions and general roaming can be done solo or with another player online, which changes the rhythm of the game from a solo power fantasy into shared, planned chaos.

Who it’s for

If you want an open-world game that takes itself seriously, this isn’t it, and it never tries to be. It’s for players who liked GTA-style sandboxes but wished they’d stop pretending to be prestige dramas. Fans of over-the-top action, dumb humor with real craft behind it, and games that hand you a hover jet and just trust you to have fun with it will feel right at home. If you’d rather your open-world crime game have grounded stakes and restrained writing, or you’re sensitive to raunchy, crude humor, you’ll bounce off this one fast. It’s also a solid pick if you’ve got a friend who’s into the same brand of nonsense, since a lot of the best moments come from playing off another person’s chaos.

Is it worth it?

For what it delivers, a full open-world campaign with a genuinely large amount of side content and every expansion and DLC pack from the original already folded in, this holds up well against newer full-price open-world games that ask more and give less variety per hour. You’re not paying extra later for content packs here; it’s all bundled in from the start. As a catalog title on Steam, it’s exactly the kind of game that makes sense to grab during a sale rather than rush out to buy at launch price, especially since it’s not chasing trends or live-service relevance that could make it feel dated next year. It ages fine because being deliberately ridiculous doesn’t really go out of style.

Quick facts

Genre: Action, Adventure. Developer: Deep Silver Volition, with remaster work by Sperasoft. Publisher: Deep Silver. Platform: PC via Steam. Released: May 21, 2021.