Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell

A standalone expansion with top-notch voice work, fun upgradeable demonic powers, and co-op chaos that justify its low price for a short burst. It stumbles with a monotonous all-red visual theme, a lean and oddly pedestrian weapon roster, a frustrating flight upgrade wall, and the loss of the series' driving humorous story, leaving repetitive destruction. A worthwhile buy as a cheap diversion, but a poor entry point to the series.

A standalone expansion that sends the cast to Hell with flight and spell-casting halo powers, offering a few hours more of the Saints sandbox. It stumbles by pairing down to two of the least interesting characters, relaying much of its plot through tell-don't-show narration, and lacking a real story structure beyond grinding activities until the final boss. The superpowers are largely recycled from Saints Row IV crammed into a smaller space, making it feel redundant despite a charming musical interlude.