And while they don’t exactly reach the level set by Valley of the Gods, there’s been some expansion in the Black hairstyles on offer compared to previous Saints Row games.
Skin colour and skin tint can be chosen independently, although it wasn’t clear exactly how these interplayed – one seemed to simply override the other. From there the body can also be further customised, with a triangular slim-muscular-fat slider and options for both chest and groin size that are unrelated to any prior choices.Ĭhoosing a race from a dropdown list is also gone. One side of the slider gives a wider chest and shoulders, while the other emphasises the hips and slims the waist. Boss Factory takes that one step further, doing away with the binary entirely in favour of a 'figure' slider. In Saints Row 4, while you had to pick between ‘male’ and ‘female’ body options, these didn’t lock you out of picking any particular hairstyles, facial hair, clothes, or voices. Saints Row has long let you play with gender, for example. As for inclusivity, things are a bit more granular.
