If you like saints row, you have to get this game. The characters and humor are the best parts of the game. Gameplay gets repetitive but it's fun to play regardless. Definitely worth the 20 bucks.

While technically not a part of the main Saints Row franchise, Agents of Mayhem shares quite a few themes and design choices, with more importantly the fleur-de-lis symbol iconic to the series once again taking the centre stage here as the logo to the superhero (Think S.H.I.E.L.D.

Brilliant Voice Acting; Unique Characters With Personality; Particle Effects; Well Animated Intros; Actually Humorous

Game Breaking Bugs; Repetitive Mission Structure; Lacking Optimisation on PC; Paywalled Skins And GAT Behind DLC

Agents Of Mayhem : Some games consider themselves serious and some games don't. This one slides straight into the latter category. From the publishers of the classic Saints Row series – one for which I haven't played much – we have Agents Of Mayhem, which I personally feel should be Donald Trump's...

If you like the humour in saints row 4, you will probably like this. Don't pay full price for it though. It is a fun diversion at best as the game has no real depth. Whereas saints row 4 became more fun due to how powerful you became, the attempt to add challenge here just makes it a game that is...

Volition Entertainment put a time-bending end to the Saints Row Franchise the last time we saw a game from them, so expectations were high for the storied studio's first post- Saints adventure. Enter Agents of Mayhem , a homage to campy action hero cartoons of the 80s and 90s.

Agents are the right mix of goofy and fun; Switching between Agents at will; GI Joe aesthetic works big time; Animated cutscenes are beautiful

Repetitive missions drag the game down; Missed potential with Agents themselves; Open world; but no reason to see it; Glitches galore; mostly in the background

3 star from a shipping and customer service perspective. There are far better games out there, this is not even good enough to kill time. Controls are sluggish and clunky, graphics reminds me of the original star fox, especially the "vehicles", low poly count with low details at best.

In a year where everything old is new again, it seems fitting that one of gaming's oldest franchises gets a new lease of life. Sonic Mania isn't just another Sonic game to fill the gap; Sonic Mania takes all the hopes and dreams for a classic-style Sonic game and makes it a reality.

Alan is an agent, and his mission is mayhem.

Some good banter from a fairly wild cast of characters; A couple of fun boss fights

Very repetitive; Many bugs; Interior levels are dull; Upgrades are too incremental; Some questionable mechanics

In all honesty, the Saints Row games became gaming junk food. They weren't master classes in design or anything like that, but they did offer a jolly good time. Saints Row offered players wacky and wild world to explore, managing to create some enjoyable oddball experiences.

Frantic combat; Interesting Agents; Deep customisation

Repetitive missions; Lives in Saints Row's shadow; Forgettable story

Different from most open world games you actually feel like a hero in a comic