Saints Row (2022): 10 Little Things The Game Doesn't Explain

Saying hello to civvies, flying off rooftops, riding hydrants and more. Here are all the weird little things you can do in Saints Row.

Saints Row (2022) throws you into the action fast. After two introduction missions, you’re allowed to explore the full game world and complete whatever gigs you want. If you’re like us, you’ll explore the world without pushing forward the story — for hours and hours. We’ve barely made progress, but we’ve found some tiny, interesting details we wanted to share. These aren’t Easter egg — even if we’ve found some weird ones, including a 2001: A Space Odyssey Monolith — but they are fun ways to interact with the world. You can swap radio stations faster, switch guns, or fly high off the roof of your favorite vehicle. There’s a lot of strange stuff you can do that you won’t find anywhere else in video games. That’s the Saints Row touch.

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Saints Row (2022) doesn’t explain everything. As we explored the city of San Ileso, we discovered a few tiny tidbits — interactions and buttons that aren’t clearly labeled, that we only discovered after 15-20~ hours of play. Call us fools, but we’re guessing even a Saints Row veteran won’t know all 10 of these useful little interactions.

That’s just 10 weird interactions we’ve found so far. We’ll add more as they’re discovered!

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