Following the disappointing reception of Saints Row, developer Volition is moving over to Gearbox.
Saints Row reception left"fanbase partially polarised"
"The reception of Saints Row did not meet the full expectations and left the fanbase partially polarised," Wingefors said."The game development studio, Volition, has been working hard to improve the player experience. "Financially, Saints Row has performed in line with management expectations in the quarter. Going forward, Volition will transition to become part of Gearbox, which has all the tools, including an experienced management team in the US, to create future success at Volition.
"This is the first internal group transfer where we transfer a major studio between operative groups, but it is not necessarily the last." The Saints Row reboot launched earlier this year to mixed reviews, and many players were unhappy with the overall experience. To address player concerns and try to improve the game, Volition has now released a huge update for Saints Row that brings over
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