Set in a futuristic, neon-drenched version of Seoul, you lead a squad of elite agents to dismantle the League of Evil Gentlemen Intent on Obliterating Nations (L.E.G.I.O.N.). Here is why this underrated gem deserves a spot in your backlog today. The Power of the Three-Agent Swap
Each hero has a distinct way of moving through the city—Hollywood can triple-jump, while Hardtack uses a harpoon to scale skyscrapers. A Universe Reborn Agents of Mayhem
Swapped-out agents regenerate health while they are on the bench, allowing you to stay in the fight longer. Set in a futuristic, neon-drenched version of Seoul,
While it isn't a direct sequel, Agents of Mayhem exists in an alternate timeline following the "Recreate Earth" ending of Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell . You’ll find plenty of "Easter eggs" and nods to past games, including familiar faces like Kingpin (Pierce Washington) and Johnny Gat as DLC. The Verdict: Is It Worth It Now? A Universe Reborn Swapped-out agents regenerate health while
The core of the gameplay is "agent-swapping". Instead of sticking to one character, you deploy with a team of three and can swap between them instantly with a tap of the d-pad.
You can mix and match unique Mayhem abilities to create devastating chain reactions.