The only thing to fear this week is bad costumes – and missing out on the Dead by Daylight special Halloween in-game event. "There were things that we really tried and we could not do on previous titles that we can now do in this game." While we don't know precisely what elements of The Boss we'll be able to customize when Saints Row launches next year, you'll continue to unlock new options for your character, weapons, vehicles, and more.It’s Halloween week, which means a scary amount of Stadia news, and a few bad Halloween puns. "We've achieved dreams," art director Frank Marquart says. It's extremely woven into the DNA to the degree where I feel like if you don't have customization, it's hard to say that you're a full Saints Row game." Volition has taken everything to the next level, giving players the power to tweak standard options like eye color and skin tone, add prosthetics to the main character, and even censor your protagonist's nude body with things like emojis. And in Saints Row IV, we introduced weapon customization. "Not just the characters, but even the vehicles. "Customization is one of the definitive things that Saints Row is known for," chief creative officer at Volition Jim Boone says. Those customization options have only expanded throughout the series' history, growing beyond simply being able to choose how your character looks and sounds. Ever since the first game came out in 2006, players have customized their character's appearance. In our talks with Saints Row developer Volition for our most recent cover story, it quickly became apparent that it sees customization as a non negotiable element of the core Saints Row experience.
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