Saints Row turned out to be such a disappointment that Embracer decided to transfer Volition to the care of the Gearbox group.
This year's Saints Row, a reboot of the once popular series, must have turned out to be quite a disappointment for the publisher, because its developer Volition was transferred under the control of the Gearbox group.
Lars Wingefors assures that Volition continues to work hard to improve Saints Row. The game has just received a major patch, which introduces more than 200 improvements on issues such as combat, open-world activities, car customization, interface, co-op mode and engine stability. More updates are on the way
Recall that the new Saints Row launched on August 23, 2022, on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S. The PC version is available exclusively on Epic Games Store at this point.
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