Saints Row: The Third Remastered is the spruced-up version of Volition’s 2011 open-world crime sandbox, sitting in the series’ “bigger, sillier” era rather than the grittier GTA-style end of the genre. Think chaotic missions, crude humour, and a city built for mayhem — but with a cleaner, more modern presentation than the original PC release.

Remaster or original — what do you actually gain?

The main draw is the visual overhaul: improved lighting and reworked environments make Steelport feel less flat, while upgraded effects help explosions, gunfights and nighttime scenes pop more convincingly. It’s still the same game underneath, so you’re buying into the set-piece missions, co-op-friendly chaos and over-the-top tone, just with fewer “last-gen” rough edges on screen.

• Remastered visuals: upgraded lighting and effects make the city and action clearer and punchier.
• Full Package: includes the complete bundle content so you’re not piecing DLC together later.