I wanted Volition to deliver something special on the heels of Saints Row 4 and Gat out of Hell, and while Agents of Mayhem is a slightly above-average open-world third person shooter, it’s far from the hero we deserve or need.

Saint's Row spinoff Agents of Mayhem looked a bit like a supercharged Crackdown, at a time when the next actual Crackdown looks a bit sterile. Is it any good though? Reviews seem a little mixed.

What happens if technology goes bad? That's exactly what Watch Dogs 2 wants you to ask, even if it's counter to the game's methods of doing that.

Once upon a time, a movie adaptation for popular video game Saints Row was being developed. And it sounds like it would have been crazy. And a bit Rock-y.

We managed to sneak some hands on time with Volition's new IP, Agents of Mayhem. It feels very much like Saints Row, but with a lot more depth.

Volition have revealed their new game called Agents of Mayhem. All that's been shown thus far is a new trailer.

Saints Row games have never been known for their subtlety. What started out as a poor man’s Grand Theft Auto quickly blossomed into the direct-to-DVD equivalent of higher-budgeted, more serious games. Anarchic and not giving a damn, Saints Row is essentially a Tex Avery cartoon in the digital flesh, a no-holds barred extravaganza of violence with no limits. But for …

Saint's Row's standalone expansion Gat Out of Hell is out this week. Here's what critics think of the game.