Save Santa In Upcoming Christmas-Themed Saints Row 4 DLC

By Alex Osborn

Deep Silver has announced that a new DLC pack for Saints Row IV will be launching next month. Titled How the Saints Save Christmas, this holiday-themed digital add-on tasks the Saints with saving Santa.

Here's what you can expect:

Santa is trapped inside the simulation, but the Scrooge-like boss of the Third Street Saints can't muster enough festive spirit to save him. Can the Saints help the boss discover the true meaning of the season in time? A holiday classic for the whole family.

How do you feel about holiday-themed downloadable content in general? Are you excited for all of the Christmas-centric DLC that's bound to be released this holiday season?

Alex Osborn
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