Saints Row Expansions Coming in May, July, and August; New Districts Free for All Players

The first expansion is The Heist and The Hazardous in May, which adds new campaign missions, weapons, vehicles, and cosmetics.

Posted By | On 28th, Mar. 2023

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Volition’s Saints Row reboot may have under-performed for The Embracer Group, but it’s still getting hefty content updates this year. In an updated roadmap, the developer confirmed that Expansion Pass owners would receive expansions in May, July and August this year.

May sees the release of The Heist and The Hazardous. It adds new campaign missions, weapons, vehicles, cosmetics, and more. Along with Expansion 3 (out in August), it will build on the campaign, continuing the story of the Saints.

Doc Ketchum’s Murder Circus arrives in July and is a new solo game mode set in “an (even more) twisted version of one of our favorite areas of Santo Ileso.” New districts are also being added, free for all players. The first is Sunshine Springs in May, with Selfie Mode and combat improvements also coming at the same time.

July will also have free quality-of-life updates, while the second free district arrives in August. Stay tuned for more details in the coming months. Saints Row is available for Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5 and PC. Check out our official review for more details.

Saints Row - Post-Launch Content Roadmap


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