While we don’t know exactly what aspects of The Boss will be customizable when Saints Row comes next year, you’ll continue to acquire additional options for your character, weapons, vehicles, and more as the game progresses. “There were some things we tried and couldn’t achieve in earlier games that we can now do in this one.” “We’ve realized our dreams,” says art director Frank Marquart. It’s so deeply ingrained in the DNA that I’m not sure you can call a game a true Saints Row game if it doesn’t allow for personalization.” Volition has taken things to the next level, allowing gamers to change things like eye color and skin tone, add prosthetics to the main character, and even use emojis to restrict your protagonist’s bare body. We also included weapon customization in Saints Row IV. “It’s not just about the individuals it’s also about the vehicles”. “One of the distinctive things that Saints Row is known for is customization,” says Jim Boone, the chief creative officer at Volition. Those personalization choices have only grown in the series’ history, going beyond simply being able to customize your character’s appearance and voice. Players have been able to modify their character’s appearance since the first game was released in 2006. Volition was disclosed by Saints Row devs in the most recent cover story, and it quickly became clear that customization is a non-negotiable part of the core Saints Row experience.
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