How Saints Row's Character Creation Compares to Past Games
Volition's over-the-top action-adventure series Saints Rowhas had a few entries over the years, with each successive title upping the ante when it comes to the bombastic nature of the games. Characteristically a parody of other titles in a similar genre, the Saints Row series started with the rise of the 3rd Street Saints gang as they built their reputation up in the fictional Stilwater, and progressed through to the protagonist becoming the President of the United States facing down an attacking alien empire. The next entry into the franchise is bringing things back to basics, abandoning the sci-fi silliness of the later installments, and focusing once again on building up a criminal empire.
The newest Saints Row is serving as a kind of reboot for the franchise, ditching the previous settings and familiar faces in favor of the fictional city of Santo Ileso and a new would-be criminal cohort. Players will be able to make the town their own as they take over each of the nine districts, customizing their HQ and criminal empire however they want. But it doesn't stop there, with the availability of the Boss Factory meaning that players can create their very own protagonist before the game's release in an impressively intricate system that improves immeasurably on previous entries' offerings.
Saints Row's Early Boss Factory Launch Should Help Fans Get Right Into the Action
Saints Row has always let players create some pretty distinct characters, but it appears like the new game is taking what was on offer in previous titles and elevating every single aspect to give players a truly magnificent character creator. The upcoming game boasts the best and deepest customization of the series so far, which covers characters, vehicles,
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