Saints Row gameplay video reveals new criminal ventures - johnsonthentle

Saints Row gameplay video includes the painful return of Insurance Fraud

Saints Row criminal ventures are the focus of a recent gameplay video from Volition, laying out all kinds of covert business you can engage in.

The Saints Row serial publication has always been defined away its side missions and activities at least as much equally its briny story missions, and it looks like that's set to continue with this new gang. The trailer, narrated aside Volition chief creative officer Jim Boone, lays out how guilty ventures became the studio's "spin on well-conducted law-breaking operations in Santo Ileso."

Players bequeath be able to decide which businesses they build and where, and each of the enterprises will bring in their own characters to meet and special gameplay challenges. E.g., the Bright Future Disposal facility lets you get paid to dump toxic waste material, though it looks ilk you'll have to drive carefully to make sure barrels full of glowing green goo don't end up flying prohibited of your truck be intimate. Costume patronise Let's Pretend lets you kick off heists where you'll service every bit both reconnoitre and getaway device driver.

The last - merely extremely not least - pretend showcased in this video is the Shady Oaks Medical Center, which lets you beginning Insurance Fraud missions. Saints exist praised, the minigame that's all about hurling yourself into traffic thus you nates rack up as much material injury and property damage Eastern Samoa imaginable will return, and with the same illogical ragdoll physics as before advantageous fifty-fifty more explosions.

This video recording is just the second break in an ongoing developer mini-series, indeed we ought to discovery out more soon. The waitress for the game itself won't be too much yearner, as Saints Row is set to be released connected Microcomputer, PS4, PS5, and Xbox Series X and S on February 25.

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