Volition's open-world third-person shooter is out on August 23rd for Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS4, PS5, PC and Google Stadia.
Volition and Deep Silver's action-adventure open world reboot will launch in August for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.
Whether PC players can matchmake with console or Google Stadia players has yet to be confirmed en route to the game's release in August.
Developer Volition has announced that the reboot for Saints Row has gone gold. The game will be out on August 23.
Warhorse Studios' action RPG first launched in 2018 for Xbox One, PS4 and PC. It's currently in development for the Nintendo Switch.
Though its recommended system requirements are yet to be revealed, minimum specs for Saints Row have been detailed.
Create your own version of The Boss using the game's full tool-set and then import them when it launches on August 23rd.
Currently, the open world reboot is officially set to launch for PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox One.
Players can access the full range of customization options to create their own version of the Boss before the official launch on August 23rd.
More than 30 partners are confirmed with "events, activities and updates" for fans planned. Even more are still to be announced.
Volition's Kenzie Lindgren and Damien Allen believe that Saints Row has some of the best customisation options out of any game in the market right now.
A new report has shed light on Saints Row's in-game abilities, mechanics such as executions and healing, possible post-launch multiplayer, and more.
The upcoming reboot of Saints Row could surprisingly end up being one of the biggest games that 2022 has to offer.
Customize almost every single aspect of the experience, even the city of Santa Ileso, when the reboot launches on August 23rd.
A bunch of leaked screenshots for the upcoming reboot showcase the desert-like badlands surrounding the city of Santo Ileso.
Later this month, developer Volition will dive deep into the upcoming open world reboot's customization mechanics.
Dead Island 2 has been in development for quite some time, but it's possible that the wait for it could finally be coming to an end.
Xbox Series X, PS5 and PC players can enjoy enhanced reflections. More precise throttle and stick control is also available on PC.
The parent company of the likes of Deep Silver, THQ Nordic, Saber Interactive, and others seems to have plenty of irons in the fire.
After last week's speculation of the long-in-development zombie game getting r-eannounced this year, Deep Silver's parent company hints that that could indeed happen.
