Playa is captured by the Zin along with his cabinet, placed in a virtual simulation of Steelport, and must escape in order to have any hope of saving the Earth.
As Shaundi warns Playa about an attack, the Earth is invaded by the Zin Empire, an alien race led by Emperor Zinyak.
ĥ years later, after saving the world, Playa is now the President of the United States and is able to make decisions to cure cancer or end world hunger, punch a man in the nads or the head, and decide to either decline or accept Josh Birk's offer to watch Nyte Blayde with Oleg. After killing Cyrus and saving America from the missile hitting Washington, the Presidency of the United States is unlocked. The Saints rescue America from a nuclear missile launched by Cyrus Temple, the former STAG leader, who has gone insane and is obsessed with killing the Saints. Plot Ĭontinuing an undisclosed length of time after the " Save Shaundi" ending to Saints Row: The Third, the Saints are called to assist MI-6 agent Asha Odekar and her associate Matt Miller, the former Deckers leader. With new and old homies by your side, you will crush the alien threat and save the world the only way the Saints know how: massive wanton destruction.Īsk not what the Saints can do for you. You can also bend the rules of simulated Steelport to leap tall buildings, outrun sports cars, set aliens ablaze and fling them across the city with your mind. Stomp through the city in a bad-ass mech. Drive the Zin crazy with the power of dubstep. Suck your enemies into the void with the blackhole gun. Use the aliens' own arsenal against them. Earth has been invaded by galactic overlord Zinyak and it's up to you, the Boss, to free your fellow Americans (and everybody else) from the virtual hell in which they've been imprisoned. The head of the Third Street Saints is now the leader of the free world-but it's not all drone strikes and drunken interns. Saints Row IV is the epic conclusion to the open world game that changed all the rules. "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
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