' Saints Row 2 brings true freedom to open-world gaming. You can't beat that, though the first game does come close with its soundtrack. It also has way more bangers than other games, including So Sick by Ne-Yo, I Luv It by Young Jeezy, and Me & U by Cassie. The game only garnered an 83 on Metacritic when it was released, which is a very respectable score, however, it's seemingly remembered even more fondly than this score suggests. The second installment in the series, much like the first installment (which is also on sale for $1.49), is notably less over-the-top and more entrenched in being a parody of gang culture than follow-up entries.

People Can Fly, located in Warsaw, created the first game, while The Farm 51, a company co-founded by former Painkiller employees, handled the second.Released in 2008 by developer Volition and publisher THQ Nordic, Saints Row 2 is often a Saints Row fan's favorite Saints Row game. Saber will be in charge of development for the forthcoming Painkiller, making him the series’ third developer in as many games, so the first time it will be done far outside Poland. Nordic Games released Painkiller: Hell & Damnation in 2012, an Xbox 360, PS3, and PC game that was both a remake and a sequel to Painkiller. Painkiller has now spawned a few expansions and sequels, including Mindware’s Painkiller: Overdose and Homegrown Games’ Painkiller: Resurrection, though the franchise has remained dormant for some years. It’s been a while since we last heard Painkiller, a 2004 first-person shooter by People Can Fly, which also just published Outriders. Unfortunately, it is all we have to go on. The game will be released on consoles and PC, but no further details, such as a release date, have been revealed.

Painkiller Game in Development by Saber Interactive

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