FREE SEX! Now that I have your attention, back to the topc at hand. Sex. Giggity. Volition Entertainment has a new game out soon, that goes by the handle of Agents of Mayhem. Maybe you’ve heard of it. Maybe you haven’t, but it’s not as if the developer hasn’t been spending some coin on marketing their upcoming sandbox which apparently looks like a better version of Crackdown. Standard marketing can only go so far of course, with the very crowded halls of YouTube only providing so many eyeballs at any given time on a video. What’s a developer to do? Head for greener pastures of course.

Subtlety was a design feature that was dragged behind a garish purple car with chrome wheels, as Saints Row preferred overt over covert on any day ending with a Y. It’s a legacy that lives on in Agents of Mayhem, a quasi-sequel and reboot of the franchise born out of the events of Saints Row: Gat Out Of Hell as players get to cause untold chaos within a new sandbox. The key hook here, being that players will access to a squad of agents to help them pull off all manner of shenanigans. So which characters will be the best?

So what’s the point? Well Agents of Mayhem is pretty much Saints Row for this generation, but set “in a distant future in which the only hope for governments and global corporations ... are a group of corporately funded super agents called the Agents of Mayhem”. Yup, that sounds like a spiritual successor to me. One that’ll be out on August 15 in the US and August 18 in European territories according to its latest A-Tem themed trailer. I love it when a plan comes together.

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.

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