While the blast is certainly handy, my personal favorite power is "stomp" - acquired from M.C. This allowed me to shoot magical projectiles from my arm to turn enemies to stone - a particularly devastating power against flying demons who shatter as they hit the floor. After defending them from a hostile company take over (by demons wielding automatic weapons), they gave me the "blast" ability. I started by visiting returning cast members Kiki and Viola, twins who now run private security in hell. However, these powers are quickly supplemented by four others that can be earned by visiting allies - both old and new - in the world. Initially these abilities are limited to a super sprint and angelic flight (which sees the hero sprout wings), both of which facilitate rapid and entertaining locomotion around the city. Fast-paced power-upsĪs a smaller spin off title, Gat out of Hell takes the Matrix-like mechanics of Saints Row IV and re-imagines them as heavenly powers acquired from Satan's cracked halo. It's good to team up too, because Gat out of Hell is at its best when you are creating unbridled havoc, which is always easier to do with a partner.
You can play as Johnny or Kenzie, with a multiplayer option also available in case you want to ransack the city with a friend.
Once there he intends to shoot Satan (and he is very specific about this) in the face and rescue his boss.
This open format is explained by the fact that Gat's "plan" is to piss off the Devil so much that the dark lord will invite them to the President and Jezebel's wedding (to be honest, I am still not sure how that is meant to work). The menu and map screen lay out all of your currently available missions and objectives, and you can do them in any order you fancy. Once you are through the short introduction, it is completely down to you how you approach the game.
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