For those wanting new ways to try out the remaster on PC, meanwhile, that's set to launch on Steam and GOG this Saturday on 22nd May (following a year of Epic Games Store exclusivity).ĭigital Foundry was seriously impressed by the remaster when it launched on PC, PS4 and Xbox One last year, praising its detail-rich artwork and revamped lighting. The upgrade will be free for all existing owners of Saints Row: The Third Remastered who want to upgrade from their Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions. I guess you'd have to get the new black DualSense controller if you wanted the full Saints Row colour scheme. PlayStation 5 users, meanwhile, get Activities support and a "subtle signature Saints purple glow on the DualSense controller". There's Performance Mode, in which gameplay is locked at 60fps with 1080p resolution, or Beauty Mode, which provides an upscaled 4k resolution but a framerate of 30fps.
Xbox Series S users will be able to choose between two modes depending on how they want the game to run. On console it runs at 1080p 30fps on PS4 and XOne, while the PS5 and Series X versions run at 60fps with 4K dynamic resolutions. The minimum requirements to run this game on PC are demanding for just running it in 1080p.
Watch on YouTube Digital Foundry: We're Not Kidding - Saints Row The Third Remastered Is An Exceptional Effort The remaster was an Epic Games exclusive on PC for a year.
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