It has been seven years since the last Saints Row game from the main series was released, not including remasters and re-releases. The Saints Row revival, which is scheduled to debut on August 23, is fortunately just around the horizon for franchise lovers.
The preload details for the game across the different platforms it will be playable on have now been made public. Those who are eager to play the game may want to prepare by preloading. On August 23, Saints Row will be available on PC, PS4, Xbox Series X, PS5, and Xbox One.
At midnight local time on August 23, Saints Row will go live. Xbox users can preload Saints Row right away, while PlayStation users will have to wait 48 hours before they can do the same. The PlayStation preloads for Saints Row should go online either late tonight or at some point on August 21, according to this.
The Saints Row file size ranges from 53 to 60 GB depending on the platform, so this is fantastic news for console players, but for those who want to play the game on a personal computer and unfortunately, there is nothing that can do by Epic Games.
It has been revealed that there won’t be a preload option for Saints Row on the Epic Games Store. This is alleged because of “some technical stuff,” but no further information has been provided.
The fact that Saints Row can only be played on PC through EGS may aggravate PC players who were wanting to play it as soon as it was released. Fans must wait a long time to play Saints Row on Steam because it is exclusive to the Epic Games Store.
Saints Row won’t be available on Steam until at least 2023, so PC enthusiasts hanging out for it will have to wait.
It is unknown when Saints Row’s Epic Games Store exclusivity will end, however, it is known that the Steam version will go live at some point in 2023. While Saints Row fans may be able to play it on Steam in early 2023, the more likely scenario is that the Steam version is at least a year away.
This is because it’s expected that Saints Row’s Epic Games Store exclusivity will last for at least six months to a year. Since the debut of Epic’s launcher, the issue of Epic Games Store exclusivity has received considerable attention.
There is no arguing that Steam is the top PC gaming platform, so Epic Games has been resolute in its attempts to reclaim some market control from Valve and its shop. It has done this, for example, by procuring exclusive games for the Epic Games Store and regularly dispensing free games.
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