Enter the Matrix. Yup, that's right! Welcome to Saint's Row IV: The Matrix. Never again will you wonder what halfway decent Matrix game will be like as this is it.

While SR4 starts off strong, it nosedives the second you get into the "simulation" (now to be referred to as The Matrix). The additon of superpowers really cuts travel time down to almost nothing and gives vehicles no purpose. This also makes the game feel incredibly short as you hop from one task to the next almost literally. Lots of the humour seems to be scaled back and not up to par with Saint's Row 3. Even memorable moments are cut down to a handful and rare.

Is it good? Sure. Is it entertaining? Sometimes. If you end up picking this up, make sure it's below the $20 mark.

Enter the Matrix. Yup, that's right! Welcome to Saint's Row IV: The Matrix. Never again will you wonder what halfway decent Matrix game will be like as this is it. While SR4 starts off strong, it nosedives the second you get into the "simulation" (now to be referred to as The Matrix). The additon of superpowers really cuts travel time down to almost nothing and gives vehicles no purpose. This also makes the game feel incredibly short as you hop from one task to the next almost literally. Lots of the humour seems to be scaled back and not up to par with Saint's Row 3. Even memorable moments are cut down to a handful and rare. Is it good? Sure. Is it entertaining? Sometimes. If you end up picking this up, make sure it's below the $20 mark.