Fortunately, many of these issues could easily be addressed in the months leading up to the Saints Row reboot's release. Outside these major complaints, most of the criticism was aimed at relatively minor but annoying details, such as the inability to edit one eye or ear without changing the other and a lack of diversity in the game's available facial features. RELATED: What Are the Fastest Cars in Grand Theft Auto V Online? On top of that, Boss Factory features an expansive library of clothes, and the return of the "Layered Clothing" option from Saints Row and Saints Row 2 allows the player to create their ideal outfit piece-by-piece.
Almost every aspect of the player character's face and body can be customized in some way, and the respective sliders for each of these features can be used to exaggerate them to the point where the player can be made to look even more monstrous than the aliens and demons featured in Saints Row 4.
As the series began to move away from its roots as a " Grand Theft Auto clone" and embraced the self-aware, over-the-top zaniness that would come to define its later installments, the game's character customization systems followed suit, allowing players to customize their characters in increasingly outlandish ways.įor the most part, Boss Factory is a worthy successor to the character creation systems of previous S aints Rows games. The ability to customize the gender, body type, skin tone, clothing, and voice of the player character has been a feature in every Saints Row game.
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