Then, in May, there’s the first of three expansion pass-based releases, boasting all-new missions, events, and of course, cosmetics. In April, along with the launch of Dead Island 2, fans can enjoy a cosmetic pack themed around the zombie-slaying title in Saints Row.
Now, with the reveal of a brightly-coloured graphic, Volition has lifted the lid on an entire year of content. We knew content would be coming, because of the expansion pass, but we didn’t know when it would drop or what it would necessarily be. However, like Johnny Gat himself, the Saints Row reboot has a strong desire – it seems – to climb up from the fiery depths of failed game Hell, and it all begins with a hefty roadmap. Let’s be honest, we’d forgotten about the Saints Row reboot, right? It didn’t receive any post-launch support – at least, nothing worth giving the time of day to – and it faded away into the abyss within a dramatically short period of time. Now, almost out of nowhere, Volition, the game’s developer, has revealed a stacked DLC roadmap for the months ahead, including a crossover with Dead Island 2, which is published by Deep Silver, the same organisation that published the Saints Row reboot itself. It may have looked good on the surface, but everything from the acting to the story felt drab and, ultimately, it boasted very little in the way of production value. In August 2022, the Saints Row reboot debuted, but within days, it became clear that the series had lost most of its comedic splendour over the course of a hiatus that lasted almost ten years.
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