5 unique districts of hell await for you to be explored 'devil-style': Wage war against the Prince of Darkness, rescue allies, pick a fight with nightmarish Arch-Dukes, rob Satan's soul processing plants... dozens of options to choose from in an all new city unlike any that's been seen before (by humans).

Glide through the air on fallen angel's wings, surround yourself in a divine aura that forces all to worship you and summon devilish imps to attack your foes: Be the Devil's worst enemy.

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System Requirements

Minimum

OS: Windows Vista (x86 or x64)
Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 | AMD Athlon II x3
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 260 | AMD Radeon HD 5800 series
DirectX: Version 10
Storage: 7 GB available space

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18 Reviews

6.91

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6.70

Phil Savage—Jan 19, 2015

There are caveats to my disappointment. First, this is an expansion, and so of course it's going to be smaller in scope than a full Saints Row game. Second, it's priced like an expansion. That absolves Gat Out of Hell of a lot of its sins, but nevertheless leaves it feeling restrained and underwhelming.

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The Escapist

8.00

Greg Tito—Jan 21, 2015

Gat Out of Hell is a comedic romp through myth, literature and video game tropes. The writing is smart, the gunplay is solid, and the city of Hell is a blast to fly though. Some may miss the more traditional mission design or lament its brevity, but Gat Out of Hell is a great way to cap off the story of the Third Street Saints

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IGN

7.00

Mikel Reparaz—Jan 21, 2015

Flying around Gat Out of Hell's new city is a blast, and while it puts its focus almost entirely on side activities, it does a good job of making those activities fun, especially with a co-op partner. It's supported by a few memorably silly cutscenes, but Gat Out of Hell isn't as story-rich or even as funny as previous Saints Row expansions, and so it ends up feeling like a missed opportunity, settling for a shallow diversion when it could have put a grand coda on Saints Row IV's story.

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