Saints Row®: The Third™ Remastered

A crazy remaster of a crazy game with a crazy vibe.


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[h3]An updated version of the cult game.

Have no idea why this says it doesn't work with the steam deck, Played this on the deck for a while and no issues or glitches.

runs like shit and looks super blurry. just play the original with mods and reshade.

Really wacky, comedy-focused GTA-like game. Although I honestly think after the third one was released, Rockstar started to copy Saints Row considering they made GTA V way more comedy focused and basically made GTA Online like full on wacky mode. Saints Row The Third is very unique game which offers a ton of things to do, a lot of adult humor, a great customization, coop mode and good story. Although I prefer the second one, Saints Row 3 is still a great game and deserves more recognition. (Also it's the last good game in the series, before it went fully downhill with Saints Row 4 for being too focused on dumb science fiction than gangster stuff. Not to mention the reboot Saints Row)

Got the bundle with SR2/ SR3/ SR3:Re/ SR4:Re/ SR:gat out of hell and all the DLC'S that came with all the games for 18.90$(was on sale, it cost like 140$ with out the sale... so yeah big steal) and all of them are very fun, i see an lot of desktop pc players saying SR2 crashes an lot and SR3:Re is very buggy, but i guess you guys need to play on laptop pc... or im just lucky bc my SR2 doesn't crashes and SR3:Re runs just fine and its not so buggy, the only thing that bothers me is when they talk, the mouth movement is weird, talking in like 5 fps, but other then that, it's just fine in my book.
P.S: i have played all of these games on the xbox 360, there were my childhood, so def recommend to play if you haven't.

I love saints row 3 but this "remaster" is as buggy as cyberpunk 2077 on launch

Saints Row 3 has always been a favourite of mine and the Remaster just makes it even better. Standing out in the rain as a better version of your Boss while admiring your new car and watching the glorious details of Steelport rendered to perfection? It doesn't get much more nostalgic or pleasurable than this.

A cool GTA-like game, but much better than any GTA. I really like what they did with this genre. The Third and 4 are also one of my all time favourite games.

Better than the original 3rd game. Feels modern and still crazy fun.

For six dollars this is a steal. I only encountered one game breaking bug in a mission and it fixed itself after a restart. Some graphical glitches here and there and some non-solid buildings but overall I have had a great time.

Wish it was the first one or the 2nd but ill take it

Childhood classic, all the memories coming back, the remastered has some tweaks tho that are very different from the classic, so some differences to be seen. Other than that it mostly reflects the old Saints Row Three, get it if you want a blast from the past!

Infinite loading... Buy the original and mod it. This is nothing but another Cash grab with no play testing involved...

*Saints Row: The Third Remastered* is a chaotic, over-the-top sandbox experience that blends absurd humor, explosive action, and a vibrant world into an unapologetically fun package. The remastered version breathes new life into the beloved 2011 classic, ensuring both newcomers and returning players will find plenty to enjoy.

### Story and Tone
The game’s story embraces its ridiculousness with open arms. You play as the leader of the Third Street Saints, a gang that has transformed into a global brand. When a powerful crime syndicate tries to strong-arm your empire, you fight back with an arsenal of outrageous weapons and missions that escalate from hilarious to completely insane.

The narrative is laced with sharp humor, absurd scenarios, and unforgettable moments. Whether you’re skydiving into an enemy base or fighting off a gang of luchadors with a giant purple bat, *Saints Row: The Third* knows exactly what it is—a playground of chaos—and leans into it fully.

### Gameplay
The gameplay offers a perfect balance of freedom and structured chaos. The open world of Steelport is your playground, filled with diverse activities, side missions, and collectibles. Combat is fast-paced and fluid, whether you’re wielding traditional firearms or bizarre tools like the infamous "Octopus Gun." Vehicle handling is arcade-like and satisfying, making high-speed chases and stunts a joy.

The progression system allows for extensive customization, from your character’s appearance and outfits to the weapons and vehicles you use. The sheer variety ensures every player can tailor the experience to their liking.

### Remastered Graphics
The remastered visuals are a standout feature. Lighting, textures, and character models have been significantly improved, giving Steelport a vibrant and modern look. The city feels alive, with neon-lit streets, detailed environments, and a polished aesthetic that honors the original while elevating it for a new generation.

### Soundtrack and Audio
The soundtrack is phenomenal, featuring a mix of licensed music that perfectly complements the game’s tone. Whether you're gunning down enemies to Kanye West's "Power" or cruising through Steelport to the soothing sounds of classical music, the soundtrack enhances every moment. The voice acting is equally stellar, with each character brought to life through sharp writing and performances.

### Multiplayer and Co-op
Co-op play is one of the game’s strongest features. Teaming up with a friend to cause havoc in Steelport doubles the fun, whether you're tackling missions or simply exploring the city. The co-op mode works seamlessly and encourages creative mayhem.

### Final Thoughts
*Saints Row: The Third Remastered* is the definitive way to experience one of the most entertaining open-world games ever made. It doesn’t take itself seriously, and that’s exactly what makes it so special. The remastered visuals, combined with its timeless humor and gameplay, ensure it remains a standout in the genre. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a newcomer, this is an unforgettable ride that shouldn’t be missed.

**Rating: 9.5/10**
A gloriously chaotic and remastered masterpiece that delivers endless fun and absurdity. Steelport has never looked—or played—better.

The remaster is not much of an improvement on the original for PC players, but Saints Row 3 is a wacky, amazing, open-world GTA-style game with unmatched raunchy humor.

Saints Row: The Third – Remastered is basically what happens when you combine a Fast & Furious movie, Grand Theft Auto, a bag of Cheetos, and a 10-gallon drum of pure, unfiltered chaos. It’s the perfect game for anyone who has ever thought, "What if I could shoot people with a rocket launcher while wearing a hotdog costume and driving a tank that shoots rainbows?" Well, now you can, and I’m here to tell you exactly why you should absolutely do that.

The Story: What Plot?
In Saints Row: The Third, you're the leader of the 3rd Street Saints, a gang that went from low-level hoodlums to global megastars. But instead of basking in fame, they’ve decided to take over the city of Steelport by any means necessary—including, but not limited to, skydiving out of a plane while shooting rocket launchers at people. The main antagonist? A collection of crazies, including a drug-dealing overlord who loves bad fashion choices and a bunch of mercenaries who all seem to be auditioning for the next Mad Max movie.

You’re not playing for the plot here. Don’t come looking for anything deep. This is a game that’s more about causing insane, physics-defying destruction than telling a meaningful story. It’s less “Save the world!” and more “How many vehicles can I send to orbit today?”

Gameplay: Welcome to Chaos Town
The gameplay in Saints Row: The Third is an all-you-can-eat buffet of mayhem. This is a game where you get to unleash maximum chaos without any pesky laws of physics or human decency getting in the way. Want to roll through Steelport in a purple tank, firing missiles at pedestrians while blasting “I’m Too Sexy” by Right Said Fred? Go for it. Want to jump off a building while holding an RPG and blow up a helicopter mid-air? Hell yeah, you can do that too.

Combat is fast, brutal, and hilariously over-the-top. You’ll be throwing people off rooftops, smacking them with a giant inflatable dildo, or shooting them with a gun that shoots other guns. The weapons are absolutely insane and come in all shapes, sizes, and levels of absurdity. From the Penetrator dildo bat to the inflatable sex doll shotgun, every gun in the game seems to be trying to outdo the last one in terms of sheer ridiculousness. Oh, and the “Tank” is actually a car that shoots exploding bees. Because, of course, it is.

Driving is equally bananas. Steelport is your personal playground, and you can do whatever you want, even if it’s completely illegal, impossible, or makes zero sense. You can drive cars, planes, boats, tanks, hovercrafts—basically anything that can carry you from point A to point explosion. The best part? You can customize these vehicles, making them even more ridiculous. Need a car that shoots rocket-powered dildo projectiles? Yeah, that’s an option. Do it.

Customization: Create the Absurd
Here’s where Saints Row: The Third goes from “wild” to “stop reading this and play right now.” The customization in this game is endless and absolutely ridiculous. You’re not just customizing your clothes; you’re customizing the entire universe. Want to make your character look like a hulking barbarian wearing a hotdog costume while wielding a giant, inflatable hammer? DONE. Need a car that shoots rainbow lasers while playing Barbie Girl on a loop? DONE.

You can change your character’s face, body type, clothing, and even the voice. Want to sound like a robot? You can. Want to sound like an old-timey British detective? You can do that, too. The best part? You can also give your character a completely new personality, because nothing says “Saints Row” like going full psycho clown in a suit made of fishnets. Want your character to look like a gorilla in a business suit? Great, make it happen.

And if you don’t want to be the one getting the attention, make sure to customize your vehicles. From rocket-propelled giant toys to neon-lit low-riders that scream “I’m here for a good time and a lawsuit,” this game is here to make you stand out. Every car is your canvas for sheer creative nonsense.

Graphics: Not Exactly Next-Gen, but Fun-Gen
Look, Saints Row: The Third isn’t going to win any visual awards, but it does get a solid glow-up in the remaster. The characters are sharper, the textures are cleaner, and the city of Steelport looks extra shiny—but let’s be real, you’re not playing this game for photorealistic graphics. You’re here for the rainbow-colored explosions, the insane ragdoll physics, and the flame-shooting helicopter dives. And honestly, the remaster doesn’t need cutting-edge visuals; it just needs to be functional enough to deliver a ridiculous experience at a consistent frame rate. Which it does.

Steelport’s neon-lit streets and absurdly detailed storefronts all pop with vibrant color, and even though the graphics aren’t “top of the line,” you’ll still appreciate how good it looks when you’re punching a guy in the face with a giant foam finger at 60fps.

Soundtrack: Banger After Banger
The soundtrack in Saints Row: The Third is a perfect fit for the mayhem you’re about to cause. “I’m Too Sexy” is a song that’s actually playing while you're driving around in a tank. “Power” by Kanye West accompanies your insane takedowns. It’s the kind of music that makes you want to yell “YEAH!” in your car while simultaneously firing off a rocket at an innocent streetlight.

The voice acting is also top-tier ridiculous. From your character’s ridiculous one-liners to the constant bizarre sound effects, it’s a riot from start to finish. Whether you’re chuckling at your character's deadpan delivery or bursting out laughing at an over-the-top explosion, the audio design nails it.

Co-op: More Chaos, Now With Friends
If you thought causing chaos was fun, try doing it with a friend. The co-op mode is where the madness truly multiplies. You can team up with a buddy to rob banks, destroy rival gangs, or just try to break the game in the most hilarious ways possible. It’s a drop-in/drop-out experience, so you can start causing havoc whenever you want, and it never stops being fun.

The best part? Co-op lets you team up to make your own brand of ridiculousness. You and your buddy can create custom characters, blow stuff up, and make Steelport your own personal playground. You’ll find yourselves laughing until you can’t breathe—and then blowing each other up with rocket launchers.

Minor Criticisms: It’s Not Perfect… But Who Cares?
Sure, the AI is as smart as a brick and can sometimes act like it’s been programmed by an intern on their first day. But who cares? You’re driving a car that shoots laser beams at people. The game’s narrative isn’t exactly Oscar-winning material, either. But again—who cares? You’re customizing your vehicle to shoot exploding bees while listening to Cher.

The game can get a little repetitive after a while—especially if you’re doing a lot of side activities. But that’s just because Saints Row: The Third is really just one big “let’s see how ridiculous we can make this” sandbox. And let’s be honest, you’re not playing this for deep philosophical introspection—you’re playing it to blow up an ice cream truck with a bazooka.

Final Verdict: Absolutely Batsh*t Insane Fun
Saints Row: The Third – Remastered is a glorious celebration of pure chaos. It’s an open-world game that takes itself about as seriously as a pineapple wearing sunglasses—and that’s exactly what makes it so fun. You don’t need to be a serious gamer to appreciate the ridiculousness of hijacking a tank and shooting exploding dildos at people while blasting a cheesy ’80s soundtrack.

If you want a game that’s as insane, ridiculous, and unpredictable as your wildest dreams, then get ready to drop into Steelport and make the world burn. Get this game, embrace the chaos, and remember: there’s no such thing as too ridiculous.

good game!!! BEWARE, ONLY FOR ADULTS, NOT TEENAGERS OR KIDS.

Great looking remaster. Other than some audio bugs the game is a blast to play, and I don't understand why it has mixed reviews. Finished the game and all of the DLC in 15 hours.

the game holds up today, the story is engaging and the activities are fun (apart from insurance fraud), just don't take the game too seriously. only buy it on sale tho, £20 or less.

The remaster is not much of an improvement on the original for PC players, but Saints Row 3 is a wacky, amazing, open-world GTA-style game with unmatched raunchy humor.

Just get original game please.

So far my three complaints are:
1. Slower movement. Player character's actions feel slower than in original. Isn’t helped by shops and in-game menus having noticeable delay to the point of split-second blank screens appearing. Yes, my PC definitely can handle this game.
2. Graphics. Sure, there is new UI, loadscreens, new textures and cinematics. Shaundi got an upgrade (probably the first and only thing anybody notices... and fixates on). Gameplay characters however look somewhat like a mix of SR2 and SR3. That is not great. Even Shaundi herself looks stunning in cinematics but about as good as SR3 version if not worse in actual gameplay.
3. Settings. Set everything to high, disabled fluff and tailored graphics (called "display") settings to my liking, which isn't really much since you have like 10 of them. The results? After playing some time with normal-looking picture, game suddenly decided that making everything as dark as possible is a wonderful idea. I get it, Stilport starting missions are at night time, but that doesn't mean characters can't see anything in a city full of streetlights, neon adverts and various other nighttime illuminations. Even daytime intro mission turned into wading through darkness right after opening first door (no, interiors are not pitch black the moment there aren't any windows in direct line of sight and no, shadows are not just black. Light doesn't work this way!). Also fun fact: this effect persists once occurred with settings having no effect, so you have three options: play "as is", reload from main menu or restart the game completely. Even then only ful lrestart can fix the issues (tested this... sull restart sort of fixes this issue). Adding to that, even "special mode" has these bugs with added effect of every texture looking like oversaturated garbage. HDR disabled btw.
Edit: after testing if full restart fixes darkness issue, which it maybe does, there is another problem: exiting starter crib adn going straight right entire opposite coast is covered in black squares, with water and everything else also covered with same black squares. I'll see if any files are broken, but if they are not (as expected) then deleting this mess of a game right afterwards. Well, files verified successfully and bug is there so deletion it is.
Eddit2: these squares are water and most of the city's outer coastline. 5 ports out of 5... why do I have this game even?

If I can overlook first two points (even though some characters definitely have worse looking models now) then third one is what makes me want to free up about 46GB of space and go back to original game that not only plays, works and looks better but takes up only 9GB.

Can I recommend this game? No. Do I think they'd better make new game than another attempt at "realistic graphics"? Yes. Do I think they'd pull it off??? Not really.

Please go and buy original if you still can in your timeline. At least it will be more enjoyable.

actually good

100% - 41 hrs

Achievements - 79

Review - 8/10 - A few bugs but the game is fun

Difficulty - 3/10

Hardest Achievement - You're My Hero!

Most people on here say this is a garbage port: they're all right. Hopefully you have the original, apparently co-op is dead on it sooo you might wanna take this port and the original in-mind with that when you purchase. (This port still has working co-op as of writing.)

i like driving around and listening to music (rockstar wont let me play gta5 so this is the next best thing.)

RECOMMENDED ON SALE, NOT FULL PRICE

Graphically improved upon but made worse in every other way. Also way too many crashes and bugs present.

A F***ING TIGER!

I had fun

this game is scuffed as hell

the ai on the enemies is absolutely trash, worst than the original (tested)

the streets feel narrow as hell and the cars are harder to steer than the original (tested)

there are some game breaking bugs, pretty much in every mission

the enemies are bullet sponges, and it does not feel good, it was better in the original

basically, the original is better in every way

the problem is the coop doesn't work in the original so i bought this thinking it would be a great way to reconnect with a buddy i played this with back in the day

nope its trash dont even bother, its not even worth a dollar, its that bad

If you're looking for a mindless pew pew open-world game then it's alright I guess.

The story sucks - not much happens beyond the start of the game, there's little reason to hate the villains apart from the "these are your enemies" story setup, it's just boring.

The missions suck - a not insignificant amount of missions are just forced activities (mini-games/side-quests) without added context "go do this" or "you need to train", quite a few missions have their flow ruined by pointlessly jumping between cutscene and gameplay, like custcene or loading screen, run or shoot enemies for 15 seconds and another custcene or loading screen. Missions don't have lasting impact, in one mission your HQ gets attacked by military, at the end you have to get away by jumping off the building and seemingly the building is destroyed or taken over, but after jumping off the mission ends, your standing on the street in front of your HQ, you enter it, everything is the same as before the mission, your crew is there, the mission was pointless.

Driving is terrible - it's stiff with massive understeer, camera also does whatever it wants.

NPC AI just sucks - enemies turning their back to you or just walking to random areas, your crew being unable to enter a car a few meters in front of them, your driving being unable to drive around a small wall during a mission or making seemingly specifically to hit a crashed car, all NPCs climb stairs in slow motion.

Most of the activities (mini-games/side-quests) are boring - some of the higher difficulty ones are just annoying by throwing a million enemies at you, for no reason some activities also change your weapon loadout and give you little ammo when you need it the most which just makes it seem that weapon upgrades and loadout customization is pointless.

The world/city is just bland - there's nothing memorable about it, there's little interaction with it, the districts have no differences, it's all just copy-paste garbage.

YES!!!

Very gaming fun time indeed. (CO-OP).. a little bit better than GTA 5 (MUCH MORE FUN)

got a lot of smiles out of me because this game was my childhood. cant even tell yall how many nights i spent in this game and saints row 4. i know a lot of people didnt enjoy it but i looked past that and i had a blast mostly because of the nostalgia im not gonna lie. i love it though its just saints row the third nothing more nothing less. was probably 9 or 10 when i played this the first time now im almost 21 lol. i recommend it if your like me and loved the original

saints row 2 deserved the remaster more

mehhhh

a bit rush

So Good

The game's great fun and still just as silly as it was back in the day. Very solid.

It has a new coat of paint which is a nice touch, but it's not enough to cover up the age. I got the feeling I was playing a heavily modded Saints Row 3, rather than a proper "remaster".

The new characters often look a lot better and more realistic than they did in the original, but often at the cost of a certain style the original had. The worst of all is the player character, who seems to have not been updated much at all and therefore stands out like a sore thumb in cutscenes.

You'll get the impression they had too much plastic surgery with a face that stiff and off-putting. (But for all you know they might have lol.) The character will look great in the character creator, but as soon as you enter the game, you'll find yourself playing as a nightmare. I suppose if you're looking to play a monstrosity anyway this isn't much of a deal-breaker.

Would recommend playing this game at least once, and if you don't own the original, might as well get this one.
Do be sure to look up the guide to uncap your FPS, or you'll be locked to 56 or something strange like that, even if your PC is a beast.

<3

This game is PEAK.

Tons of bugs and crashes that are still not fixed after release.
Don't buy it - don't know if I can recommend the original, but from what I remember it wasn't that riddled with game breaking bugs as this remaster is.

on some systems the lighting turns into pitch black darkness when you alt tab or change graphic settings. Unplayable when it happens and there is no fix

Damn, I'll miss the Saints Row games...The reboot is soooooooo bad with the new teen gangsters.

Well, you probably know that Saints Row: The Third is one of the best, or the best, from the Saints Row saga. The remastered version isn't different because it's still great! I saw a lot of players talking about crashes, bugs, glitches, etc. Well, in my playthrough, I didn't witness any of those issues. On the contrary, my game flowed very well from the beginning to the end. I've finished the main story and all DLC missions.

This version is sooooo beautiful! The city, the vehicles, the NPCs, the explosion effects, the guns, the graphics, and all the good stuff. The only character that, in my opinion, is not that beautiful is Shaundi. She's a little ugly in the remastered version, but still badass.

Probably, this game had so many issues when it was released, but I'd give it another chance. I dare to say that it is better than the original version.

100000000000/10

Saints Row The Third Kiwami
The gameplay is same but only the Graphic much better than the Original. By the way it also has bug and crash sometimes also I wanted to continue this game but already played the Original one for 66 hours so at least I experienced playing this Remaster game. It was a good remaster and price pretty high.

i love the saints

In the original release most of my time playing Trafficking missions was spent screaming at Pierce to get in the car. In the remake he gets in the car no problem. That alone makes this an 11/10.

game

Classic

This is possibly always be my favorite Saints Row game, arguably better or just as good as GTA... It's not a game for kids, but man it's fun! It's one game on Playstation that I have a platinum trophy for because I love it so much! Then I bought it again, on PC.