November 15, 2011
Saints Row: The Third
Release date
November 15, 2011
Developer
Publisher
Platform
Mode(s)
Single-player, Multiplayer
Summary
Years after taking Stilwater for their own, the Third Street Saints have evolved from street gang to household brand name, with Saints sneakers, Saints energy drinks and Johnny Gat bobble head dolls all available at a store near you. The Saints are kings of Stilwater, but their celebrity status has not gone unnoticed. The Syndicate, a legendary criminal fraternity with pawns in play all over the globe, has turned its eye on the Saints and demands tribute. Refusing to kneel to the Syndicate, you take the fight to a new city, playing out the most outlandish gameplay scenarios ever seen. Strap it on.
Saints Row: The Third System Requirements
🤏 Minimum Requirements
OS:
Windows® XP
CPU:
2GHz Dual Core Processor (Intel® Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon™ X2) or higher
RAM:
2GB System RAM or more
GPU:
320MB Video RAM GPU w/ Shader Model 3.0 support. NVIDIA® GeForce® 8800 series or better. ATI Radeon™ HD3800 series or better
👍 Recommended Specs
OS:
Microsoft® Windows® 7
CPU:
Any Quad Core Processor (Intel® Core i5 or AMD Phenom™ II X4) or 3.0+ Dual Core CPU
RAM:
4GB System RAM or more
GPU:
1GB Video RAM GPU w/ Shader Model 4.0 support. NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 400 series or better. ATI Radeon™ HD5000 series or better
Saints Row: The Third Trailer
Saints Row: The Third Screenshots47
Saints Row Series Games14
Critic Reviews70
Volition gets many things right in Saints Row: The Third in what is no doubt a fine sequel, but it's very much a case of sequelitis for the THQ franchise. The zany and over-the-top nature, well-written script and whole host of sandbox toys are held back ever so slightly by the oddly paced and repetitive proceedings of the game's main story.
February 15, 2012
Saint's Row: The Third sets out with a great ambition of giving the player freedom and an arsenal of fun elements to play with. Unfortunately, though, the game still falls a bit short with a somewhat childish sense of humour and quirky game mechanics.
February 7, 2012
Despite my gripes with the multiplayer options, the 10-to-12-hour campaign's still very much worth the price of admission, and it needs to be seen to be believed-trust me, this game's done more than enough to earn its "M" rating from the ESRB.
January 3, 2012