Saints Row reboot developer "didn't know what they were building", Saber CEO says, criticising shuttered team
The CEO of Saber Interactive has some pretty damning words to say about 2022's poorly received Saints Row reboot, and its developer Volition.
Space Marine 2 CEO puts the boot into the Saints Row team's twitching corpse from his private jet: 'Who's going to fund them for the next game after that disaster?'
Which is certainly a look.
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"Who's Going To Fund Them For The Next Game After That Disaster?" Saber Interactive CEO Explains Why Saints Row Is Never Coming Back
Karch says that Saints Row is too expensive and "The days of throwing money at games other than maybe the GTAs of the world ...
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Saber Interactive CEO Explains What He Thinks Happened To Volition; “The Days Of Throwing Money At Games Is Over”
Saber CEO Matthew Karch, whose company used to be part of Embracer alongside Volition, explains what happened to the defunct ...
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Saber CEO on why Saints Row developer is gone: "They didn't know what they were building. They didn't have any real direction"
Matt Karch, CEO of Saber Interactive, recently addressed the closure of Volition. The Saints Row developer shuttered its doors in 2023, around a year after it released the poorly received reboot of ...
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Saber Interactive Boss On Saints Row’s Demise: ‘They Were So Expensive For What They Were’
The CEO of Saber Interactive has commented on the demise of Saints Row, suggesting they were 'too expensive' and simply 'couldn't last.' ...
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Why Saints Row had to die: a look behind the scenes
Saints Row failed due to high production costs, a lack of direction and a stagnating game culture - the end of an era in open-world action.