DK Algarra

It's a fun game, much like Cyberpunk 2077... The marketing wasn't amazing and honestly, it probably has the same type of people who got really frustrated that the game wasn't what they expected. The game is like a mash-up of Saints Row the Third and IV. Admittedly the side hustles and some bonus objectives can be very frustrating but honestly, for me, it's only the timer that really gets to me and in the options, you can increase the breathing room for that. It's very buggy but that's how it is nowadays at least it's gotten some updates, I'm hoping that they update this some more, maybe get some more content. It's nice to see Saints Row being back, even if it's not the same characters. If I had any complaints, it's definitely the bugs. I wish there was a pitch modifier for the voice to deepen it... I definitely miss The Male Cockney Voice but I can live without my Favorite British Boss. Hopefully, this game gets some more love and attention from Volition.

I've been waiting for this game to go on PC (I don't own a Console) and the wait was worth it. The game is amazing, the story compelling to me and the characters feel realistic, like they're actual people. I think this game is something of an underdog, an underrated game. I've played for hours and while I knew what I was getting into, I highly recommend that people take the time to play and enjoy the game. It's a slow burn and this game deserves a lot of love.

My PC that barely meets the minimum requirements (Vram) can run it. It's stuttering a little but it's working. The Customization is limited but weirdly detailed at the same time. So far I'm enjoying the game and I'm looking forward to patching and updating the game, despite a rocky start. Fallout, Witcher 3, various Ubisoft Games and No Man's Land. This isn't the first game that had a rocky start and I know CDPR can bounce back from the bad press, let's be honest... The Consumers overhyped the game and they're angry that it's not what they expected and wanted.