The antics never stop and it’s easy to get distracted from your objectives. Do you want to do a mission with Pierce or Shaundi? Yes, you can, but why not complete some side missions such as partaking in Professor Genki’s deadly TV show or picking an assassination target and running them over with a golf cart? How about buying up various businesses to earn some cash or just zipping through the air on a jet or a witch’s broom? Sound enticing? Saints Row: The Third Remastered‘s strength comes from the fact that the open-world sandbox leads to countless activities and zany moments. You know you can ignore the narrative once you’ve seen masked luchador gangsters, evil strippers, over-the-top villains, insane stunts, and sex toys being turned into weapons. However, though the overall arc might be shallow, Saints Row: The Third Remastered more than makes up for it with crazy shenanigans and crass humor that reaches all-new levels of ridiculousness. Still, if we’re going to delve into the campaign, then it’s all about our favorite crew taking on the Syndicate and their cohorts for control of Steelport. Having played the original and the fourth game in the series - yes, I skipped Saints Row: The Third when it originally released back in 2011 - it goes without saying that the story was never the selling point of the franchise. Saints Row: The Third Remastered – The story so far

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