Game:

Saints Row IV (2013)

Category:

Review

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Game Overview: 0:34
Difficulty: 2:34
Time Commitment : 3:32
Continue playing? 4:26

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Difficulty:
Low:
- Little challenge to player
- Frequent save feature
- Diffcult to be defeated
- AI is easy to overpower/outsmart
- Minimal replaying when defeated

Standard:
- Average amount of challenge
- Multiple levels of difficulty to select
- Less frequent save feature than "low" rating
- Moderate amount of replaying when defeated
- AI offers intermediate amount of resistance
- Situations may require the player to adjust their play style

High:
- Greater degree of difficulty than most titles
- Strong learning curve
- Multiple levels of difficulty to select
- Infrequent save feature
- Large amount of replaying when defeated
- AI provides significant challenge
- Situations demand the player to adjust their play style


Time Commitment:
Afternoon:
- Gameplay and story can enjoyed in short periods of time
- Requires a small amount of focus or attention
- In between 15 and 30 minutes is recommended

Evening:
-Story and/or gameplay are somewhat dependent on length of play
- Requires a moderate amount of focus or attention
-Under 60 minutes is recommended

Late-night:
- Story and/or gameplay is crucial to the length of play
-Requires a high amount of focus or attention
- Over 60 minutes is recommended


Did the game make you want to continue playing? (Summary)

Absolutely!: Just like your prepubescent infatuation with your middle-school crush, you will be thinking about this game even when you are not playing and wishing you could play for longer when it is time to turn it off. The gameplay and story make the game extremely enjoyable and you might even find yourself giggling at the opportunity to play it.

Yes, but...: A game that possess a great story or fun gameplay, but has certain conditions that need to be met. Maybe the game has a great multiplayer but weak single player, or maybe the game elements combine to make the game one that you could pass up when you are short on time. A 'yes, but' game is worth playing, but doesn't need to be to be your top priority.

Not really: The game provides a story or gameplay that might be worth exploring but only when you have extra time. You might not always find yourself reaching for the controller when presented with a "not really" game. The game can be passed up for another, unless specific features of the game look appealing to you. In that situation, post your own comments about the game, without calling us 'complete' idiots!

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