to those that bought it on ps4,is it worth it?? Haven't heard much feedback....

Wondering the same thing, I liked SR2 and The Third kept me busy for a while but I'm really not sure about this one. A friend was trying to turn me onto it recently and everything they said about the game did less and less to ..well impress.

it's pretty much just a part of saints row 4 you do all the diversions to rise a meter to finally fight satan it probably lasts about 5 hours to get 100%

Seeing 4 was basically an (awesome) expansion to three this is an expansion of an expansion. Personally I'm waiting to pick this up on (the 2015 Christmas Steam) sale.

It seems like it's only worth a look if you really like Saints Row IV and want to play some more of it. The bomb crew talked about it on the last podcast and said that it kind of seemed like a watered down version of Saints Row IV. Everything was there, but it just didn't feel as good as the game itself.

The awful frame rate on 360 made me put SR IV down. Can anyone report how well Re-elected runs on PS4?

I know Gat Out of Hell has gotten flack for not being as smooth as the PC, but what about the full game?

Running fine here on the PC.. but meh. Just another bad DLC for a saints row game. That said, if you didn't finish IV on the 360 then get it on the ps4. fun :) (not as fun as 3.. but still fun)

here is it running on the PC (gat out of hell)... ugh.. what a poor color pallet choice.

As I've said before in my other thread I was super excited for this game but the major deal breaker for me (and yes I know it's really not that bad) is that there is no soundtrack to the game. For some reason it just makes running around in the world feel super I dunno? Stale, lifeless, cold? I dunno it's just too damm quiet. I always love running around in games like gta discovering what the music team dug up to inspire the time or setting of a game.

@darkvare said:

Did you get 100% or are you just talking about the missions? The challenges take so much farming that it took me easily more than 20 hours to get 100%.