Agents of Mayhem
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Review Summary
A decidedly less exciting game than past releases from Volition, Agents of Mayhem still has some of the sparks that brought Saint's Row to life. However, you'll have to trudge through some pretty underwhelming content to see it.
Humdrum Gameplay
Goofy Weapons
Overwhelming Style
Agents of Mayhem Trailers
Agents Of Mayhem - Launch Trailer
Agents of Mayhem - CARNAGE A TROIS
Agents of Mayhem - BOMBSHELLS
Critic Reviews for Agents of Mayhem
A bizarrely hollow yet mechanically competent open world action RPG that struggles to justify its own existence.
Agents of Mayhem does a good job paying homage to the cartoon and live-action TV heroes of the 80s and 90s, and revels in the absurd tropes and idiosyncrasies of those inspirations. A broad and goofy arsenal of unique weapons and gadgets and the ability to switch characters on the fly to access complementary abilities offers some solid combat and good mindless fun, but due to some unpolished writing and repetitive environments and enemy types, it doesn't fully live up to its heroic potential.
Serves up a generous range of play styles, but it's hampered by repetitive levels and a few uninspired design choices.
Hero-swapping tactics add a unique edge to third-person combat, while humor and heart elevate Agents of Mayhem's typical world-saving fundamentals to memorable heights.
An obnoxious and repetitive open world game that does its best to hide the fact that it's a surprisingly decent third person shooter.
Agents of Mayhem is absurd, but it leans into its own insanity in a charming way and backs it all up with fun, destructive action
Obnoxious attitude, poor mission design, and technical bugs make Agents of Mayhem chaotic and repetitive.
