The untold story behind the failed Saints Row reboot
The original Saints Row games made it to five games before the developers hit pause, but the reboot alone disbanded the development team.
The original Saints Row games made it to five games before the developers hit pause, but the reboot alone disbanded the development team.
Unfortunately, it's too late to call the developers of the Saints Row reboot, Deep Silver Volition, and ask them to stay together.
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The Embracer Group is re-evaluating its process of greenlighting new games in light of the failure of Saints Row.
The Saints Row reboot hasn't gone as well as the developers expected and they're probably hoping the upcoming update will help fix that.
It appears that Embracer Group was hoping that Saints Row would capitalize on the absence of Grand Theft Auto 6.
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Deep Silver Volition's new Saints Row game was initially delayed from its original February 2022 release date.
Volition promises that the Saints Row reboot will tell a more relatable and "contemporary" story.