While it isn’t a mainline Saints Row game, Agents of Mayhem is set in the same universe as the original while also sharing several plot points and characters.
Ranking Saints Row Games From Worst To BestĬoming in at number 6, is a game that I struggled to finish despite being a huge fan of the Saints Row series. Without further ado, let’s get to the rankings which are ordered from worst to best. I have played every Saints Row game, including Gat out of Hell and Agents of Mayhem which many people consider spinoffs instead of mainline Saints Row games. Keep in mind these are my personal opinions, your taste in open-world games might vary. So, here’s my list of Saints Row games ranked from worst to best. These games have plenty of soul, although they do lack a bit in terms of mechanical refinement. Yeah, the earlier Saints Row games don’t feel as refined as GTA but that’s because Volition was working with a much smaller budget compared to Rockstar. And you get tons of fun side activities + mini games compared to GTA with its boring fetch quests. Saints Row if you ask me, is a better gang simulator than GTA. At the same time, it has a very wacky sense of humor that feels different from GTA’s more grounded and gritty style. Saints Row evolved into its own thing, giving you an extremely large yet detailed open world with memorable characters and unique missions. Even the very first Saints Row offered a ton of mechanics that GTA didn’t and was revolutionary for its time. Boy, was he right- after playing throw Saints Row 1 and 2 my outlook on how an open-world game should be transformed completely.Ī lot of people claim Saints Row is just a GTA clone, and while that might be true for the first game in the series it certainly doesn’t apply to the rest. A friend recommended Saints Row, claiming “it’s the most fun you’ll ever have in an open-world game”. Open world crime dramas with detailed environments and tons of side activities. After acquainting myself with the storied Grand Theft Auto series, I started looking for similar games.
Like GTA San Andreas and Vice City- two of my favorite open-world games to this day. Not much in the way of performance, but you could play older games on it. It was a Core 2 Duo HP prebuilt with 1GB of RAM and Intel integrated graphics. Back when I was 10, I would spend several hours a day gaming on the home computer.
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