Saints Row IV

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2013
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7,7/10

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe Saints' boss has just become the president of the United States with the Saints as their staff and actor Keith David as vice president. Suddenly, aliens attack and trap everyone in a Mat... Tout lireThe Saints' boss has just become the president of the United States with the Saints as their staff and actor Keith David as vice president. Suddenly, aliens attack and trap everyone in a Matrix-like VR sim of past and present Steelport.The Saints' boss has just become the president of the United States with the Saints as their staff and actor Keith David as vice president. Suddenly, aliens attack and trap everyone in a Matrix-like VR sim of past and present Steelport.

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NOTE IMDb

7,7/10

5 k

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Récompenses
- 7 nominations au total

Zinyak
(voix)
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Keith David

Keith David
(voix)
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Daniel Dae Kim

Johnny Gat
(voix)

Michael Clarke Duncan

Benjamin King
(voix)
(générique uniquement)

Terry Crews

Benjamin King
(voix)

Arif S. Kinchen

Pierce Washington
(voix)

Danielle Nicolet

Shaundi
(voix)

Jennifer Jules Hart

SR2 Shaundi
(voix)
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Natalie Lander

Kinzie Kensington
(voix)

Yuri Lowenthal

Matt Miller
(voix)
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Rebecca Riedy

Asha Odekar
(voix)

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9Ultradeth

Can it get any loopier?

Saints Row is a series I adore and they seemed to get better with every installment. The fourth game is the peak in wacky and enjoyable.

The addition of superpowers is just silly, in a good way, and every completed quest feels worthwhile. The only catch is the superpowers makes the game a little too easy at times, obliterating any opposition once everything is attained.

The story is equally fruit loop, taking pot shots at famous media of past and present. A blast from start to finish.

8JonathanDP81

This is a great ending to the Saints Row series.

The ridiculous fun of the series comes to a crescendo in this superhero romp. The game makes good use of the map from the previous game, with enough changes to keep it from seeming stale. Adding super powers speeds up the game-play and helps avoid the dull commutes that mar many sandbox titles. Again the story and characters are funny, which is rare in most games. I would recommend playing Saints Row 3 before you tackle this one as they're deeply linked but be sure to add this one to your wish-list.

thomasjay-2201

Brave and Bold

A slight dip off from the third this is still an impressive feat, obviously not safe from its bugs and issues the decision to make the gang into legitimate public figures then superheroes is extremely brave but ultimately encapsulates the series' goal: wacky fun and to be honest not much more can be said it's a truly fun experience

10leonzone

Awesome!

In my opinion the Saints Row games are some of the best games available on any format. They have great gameplay that is SO much fun it's difficult to put the controller down!!! Looking forward to Saints Row 5!

7colorthekid

Dumb fun.

Dumb fun. If you're looking for a dumb fun game, this is your game. Cause that's what this game is: dumb fun.

Dumb fun/10.

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Michael Clarke Duncan was originally intended to play Ben King, reprising the role from the first game. He passed away very early into the voice recording process, however, and the role was recasted to Terry Crews. At one point during the credits, however, there is a moment where the entire voice cast sings along to Biz Markie's "Just a Friend." Duncan had completed the recording for that part and thus is heard along with the rest of the cast as a tribute. Towards the end of the song, the various cast members' voices all fade out, leaving only his voice to finish the song.