Sperasoft (Assassin's Creed Odyssey, Call of Duty: Black Ops IIII, Mortal Kombat Halo: Infinite to name a few) has worked on the update to Saints Row: The Third, with thousands of assets having been remade from scratch, textures revamped and sections of the city having been transformed. In the preview event where I recently got to see the game, I was also able to hear from the Lead Art Director from Koch Media, Nikolay Stoyanov, and the Art Director from Volition, Frank Marquart. Saints Row Reboot Shows off the Districts of Santo Ileso in Latest Trailer Combining these with the physics-based lighting and the global illumination from the big giant ball of fire in the sky, you get some scenery that genuinely looks great, with god rays and more adding a whole new level of atmosphere to the game. It's fantastic to see the lights of Steelport, particularly during the night time, with enhanced reflections and more all glistening off of the tarmac, vehicles and - just a second, is that a tank behind that beautiful, glistening, explosion? Yes, it is, this is Saints Row after all.Įnhancing this further and linking into the explosions, Saints Row: The Third remastered comes with enhanced fog, smoke and more with volumetric effects. With a brand new lighting engine that brings with it physics-based rendering and global illumination, Saints Row has never looked better. Let's talk lighting first because this is where the real improvements are by far the most striking. Within the first second of seeing the game, the improvements were noticeable, with lighting, shadows and the detailing of every single texture being brought up to the same standard as modern-day titles, with so many models having been completely remade too. Saints Row Reboot Opening Missions Showcased in 8-Minute Gameplay That's over thirty pieces of DLC, for those who are counting. More than that, the game will contain each and every single piece of DLC that was released for the original title. Nine years after the original release, it's time for Saints Row: The Third to get the remaster treatment and what a makeover it is, with massive improvements to the aesthetical quality of the game. Until that point, we know precisely what the team at Volition believe is the best, Saints Row: The Third. This is quite plainly a philosophical debate that will only be resolved when the likes of Plato, Aristotle, Marx and Nietzche are reborn and make the call for us. I know a lot of people prefer the second and others the third.
I personally prefer 4 for just how completely out-there the game went. Well, Saints Row: The Third being the best is certainly subjective.
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