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Saints Row
Welcome to Santo Ileso, a vibrant fictional city in the American Southwest. In a world rife with crime, where lawless factions fight for power, a group of young friends embark on their own criminal venture, as they rise to the top in their bid to become Self Made.
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Saints Row
Welcome to Santo Ileso, a vibrant fictional city in the American Southwest. In a world rife with crime, where lawless factions fight for power, a group of young friends embark on their own criminal venture, as they rise to the top in their bid to become Self Made.
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Saints Row
Welcome to Santo Ileso, a vibrant fictional city in the American Southwest. In a world rife with crime, where lawless factions fight for power, a group of young friends embark on their own criminal venture, as they rise to the top in their bid to become Self Made.
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Saints Row
Welcome to Santo Ileso, a vibrant fictional city in the American Southwest. In a world rife with crime, where lawless factions fight for power, a group of young friends embark on their own criminal venture, as they rise to the top in their bid to become Self Made.
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HOMEPAGE (https://saintsrow.com) Saints Row
BIGGER, BADDER, BETTER WATCH TRAILER To watch the video, please accept cookies/pixels used by the video provider. ACCEPT MARKETING COOKIES Close [IMG: Steam] [IMG: ps4] [IMG: ps5] [IMG: Xbox] [IMG: epic] [H2] GET SELF MADE To watch the video, please accept cookies/pixels used by the video provider. ACCEPT MARKETING COOKIES Close Saints Row gives you the freedom to express yourself in the weird, wild west. Show off your personal clothing style; shirts, pants, shoes and hats… full combos, underwear, overwear… even socks. To watch the video, please accept cookies/pixels used by the video provider. ACCEPT MARKETING COOKIES Close With over 80 rides to collect you’ll have plenty of time to kill it in the garage. Santo Ileso has a wealth of vehicles just ripe for the taking, and once you have it – flaunt it. Jim Robs Garage offers the best car customization in town. To watch the video, please accept cookies/pixels used by the video provider. ACCEPT MARKETING COOKIES Close Sooner or later, you’re gonna need the perfect weapon. Change almost every aspect of your weapon’s looks. [H2] Meet the Saints [H3] The boss [H4] The Boss is the heart of the Saints The Boss is the heart of the Saints, the glue that holds the crew together. They are also the ultimate murder machine. They shoot first and ask later. Cocky, confident, and not built for following orders, the Boss is ultimately you – you get to decide who you want to be and what you want to do, to become Self Made and form the new Saints. Cosplay guide [H3] Kevin [H4] Kevin is a music-loving thrill seeker who knows how to throw a party He’s the Saints publicist and fixer. He’s a notorious Santo Ileso DJ with connections all over town, which makes him the guy who knows the guy who knows the guy; if you need something, Kevin knows who can get it for you. Cosplay guide [H3] Neenah [H4] Neenah is the Saints’ getaway driver Neenah is the Saints’ getaway driver - the best in the business - and has a long association with Los Panteros. She has had a deep-seated love of cars all her life and knows them inside out. Cosplay guide [H3] Eli [H4] Eli is the long-term strategic thinker of the Saints Eli is the long-term strategic thinker of the Saints, the one who knows how to take them from small time operators to a big time organization. A business mastermind, Eli is driven and determined to build an empire. Cosplay guide [IMG: Marshalls Bg 2560] Expand [H3] Marshall Defense Industries [H2] Marshall Defense Industries A private military corporation known for its advanced weaponry, loose morals, and “shoot first” mentality. READ MORE [IMG: Marshall Defense Industries faction image - Masked person with hat holding a gun] [H1] Meet the Factions [H2] Marshall Defense Industries A private military corporation known for its advanced weaponry, loose morals, and “shoot first” mentality, Marshall is one of the most profitable—and most dangerous—companies in the world. They have government contracts across the globe, stalwarts of the Cold War military-industrial complex. Their mercenary teams provide clients with black-ops, wetworks, and… well, “war crimes” is a strong word, but it’s not entirely inaccurate. Their army of lawyers is just as deadly in the boardroom as their soldiers are on the battlefield. And with the technological advances being churned out by their R&D department, they can confidently claim the edge in any conflict they get involved in. Marshall moved their HQ to Santo Ileso in the 1980s when they acquired several major defense contractors in the region. Though most of their business is international, they have many local clients–banks, casinos, museums, shopping centers, as well as city and county governments—for whom they provide private security and related services. This is not just a revenue stream. It’s also good marketing. After all, Santo Ileso isn’t the most stable of cities; if Marshall can’t maintain peace in their own home town, how can they convince international clients they can maintain peace in an occupied territory? This means that the security services Marshall provides for local businesses… aren’t always entirely voluntary. The line between “private security” and “protection racket” can be pretty thin. None of this, of course, is the face that Marshall presents to the world. Thanks to Marshall’s relentless PR team, they have a sterling public reputation as investors, innovators, peace-keepers, and civic-minded philanthropists. That’s their story, and they’re sticking to it. At gunpoint, if necessary. [H2] Leader Atticus Marshall Atticus Marshall may play the part of an old-time, folksy, gentleman rancher, but don’t let that fool you. He’s a cutthroat businessman and a raging narcissist. Get on his good side, and he’s your best friend; say one thing he doesn’t like, and he’ll destroy you. He talks a good game about gentility, honor, and decency, but talk is as far as he goes; at the end of the day, people are entirely expendable to him. As head of the massively successful Marshall Defense Industries, Atticus sells advanced weaponry, high tech military hardware, and full blown private armies to individuals and governments around the world. Which means he’s got both the money and the power to bring down anyone who gets in his way… Close [IMG: Los Panteros 2560] Expand [H3] Los Panteros [H2] Los Panteros Los Panteros are the original, home-grown street gang in Santo Ileso. READ MORE [IMG: Los Panteros faction image - Person holding a sledgehammer] [H1] Meet the Factions [H2] LOS PANTEROS Los Panteros are the original, home-grown street gang in Santo Ileso. Obsessed with strength and car culture, they control most of the core criminal activity in Santo Ileso: auto-theft, drug trafficking, protection rackets, smuggling. All the classics. The streets of Santo are their home, their turf, their city. They grew up here. They own this town. As far as they’re concerned, everyone else is trespassing. They’ll be tolerated so long as they stay in their lane and pay their respects (and a cut of the profits); anyone who doesn’t is in for a truck-load of trouble. Above all else, Los Panteros respect raw, physical strength. Their obsession with vehicles is both practical and symbolic–their muscle cars, motorcycles, and monster-trucks are the base of their power, serving both as assets for committing crimes and weapons for smacking down anyone who needs to learn their place. They are constantly engaged in tuning their cars for optimal performance. They also use them as a form of artistic expression, a way to display their "panther pride." Cars are a source of personal prestige and status within Los Panteros: shoot someone in the face and they’re dead; fuck with their car… and they’re nobody. Los Panteros treat their bodies no different than their cars: they are both assets and weapons, As such, they spend as much time working out to keep their bodies in shape as they do tuning up their cars. They also treat their bodies as a source of personal expression, displaying their panther pride through elaborate tattoos. Los Panteros make their fortune primarily by moving contraband across the US-Mexico border to major cities around the country. The nature of the cargo is unimportant–if the price is right they'll haul the load, be it drugs, weapons, stolen antiquities, or fugitives. And they will not hesitate to run down anyone who gets in their way. [H2] Leader Sergio Velez Sergio Velez is head of Los Panteros, the muscle-bound kingpin of the Santo Ileso underworld. He consolidated power to establish Los Panteros as the dominant street gang in the city. His control of the faction is built on a combination of physical intimidation and sheer strength of personality, which he has used to turn something that was once a neighborhood street gang into his own personal crime syndicate. He will not tolerate disobedience or disrespect, either from within or without. Anyone who makes him look bad is going to find themselves staring down the barrel of the full force of Los Panteros… Close [IMG: Idols Bg 2560] Expand [H3] The Idols [H2] The Idols The Idols are an anarchist cult, intent on bringing down “the system”. READ MORE [IMG: The Idols faction image - Person aiming a gun] [H1] Meet the Factions [H2] The Idols The Idols are an anarchist cult, intent on bringing down “the system”—i.e. the entire social, cultural, political, and economic structure of the day—through acts of violence and mayhem. What, exactly, they intend to replace that structure with they’re a little fuzzy on. But man, oh man, do they want to bring it all down. And they have chosen Santo Ileso as the place to make their statement. The crimes of the Idols range from the sublime to the ridiculous. Anything from petty theft and acts of vandalism to kidnapping, assassination, and even bombings are fair game. As devoted anarchists, they do whatever the hell they want; as long as none of their fellow Idols get hurt, they consider it a blow against the system. The Idols are legion and growing. They recruit constantly, using parties, raves, and social media to spread their message and bring in new members. They may not all be true believers—indeed, the majority of them may be a little unhinged. But that’s all right. Together, they have more than enough manpower to threaten any other faction in town. Like any cult, the Idols encourage their followers to shed their old identities and embrace the cult’s ideology. The Idols employ this technique to the extreme. The higher one rises in the Idols, the more of their identity they shed until their faces are covered and their names discarded. Their individuality is sacrificed to the whole—which the Idols believe is their key to victory. Individually, they are single drops of water, striking harmlessly against the oppressor like rain. Together, they are a flood that will scour this world clean to its bones. [H2] Leader The Collective The Collective are the six masked and mysterious ringleaders behind the anarchy of the Idols. Having shed their true identities in service to their cause, they are identifiable only by the unique pattern on their digital faceplates. They are not only determined to bring down the corrupt society they see all around them, they also see themselves as the shepherds of the Idols flock, their ever-growing cult of devotees. Like any cult leaders, they demand that their grip on their followers be absolute. And with this army at their disposal, they can lead from behind, sending their minions out to wreak indiscriminate havoc while they reap the benefits… Close [H2] Join newsletter [H3] We'll never spam you. Unsubscribe at any time.
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BIGGER, BADDER, BETTER WATCH TRAILER To watch the video, please accept cookies/pixels used by the video provider. ACCEPT MARKETING COOKIES Close [IMG: Steam] [IMG: ps4] [IMG: ps5] [IMG: Xbox] [IMG: epic] [H2] GET SELF MADE To watch the video, please accept cookies/pixels used by the video provider. ACCEPT MARKETING COOKIES Close Saints Row gives you the freedom to express yourself in the weird, wild west. Show off your personal clothing style; shirts, pants, shoes and hats… full combos, underwear, overwear… even socks. To watch the video, please accept cookies/pixels used by the video provider. ACCEPT MARKETING COOKIES Close With over 80 rides to collect you’ll have plenty of time to kill it in the garage. Santo Ileso has a wealth of vehicles just ripe for the taking, and once you have it – flaunt it. Jim Robs Garage offers the best car customization in town. To watch the video, please accept cookies/pixels used by the video provider. ACCEPT MARKETING COOKIES Close Sooner or later, you’re gonna need the perfect weapon. Change almost every aspect of your weapon’s looks. [H2] Meet the Saints [H3] The boss [H4] The Boss is the heart of the Saints The Boss is the heart of the Saints, the glue that holds the crew together. They are also the ultimate murder machine. They shoot first and ask later. Cocky, confident, and not built for following orders, the Boss is ultimately you – you get to decide who you want to be and what you want to do, to become Self Made and form the new Saints. Cosplay guide [H3] Kevin [H4] Kevin is a music-loving thrill seeker who knows how to throw a party He’s the Saints publicist and fixer. He’s a notorious Santo Ileso DJ with connections all over town, which makes him the guy who knows the guy who knows the guy; if you need something, Kevin knows who can get it for you. Cosplay guide [H3] Neenah [H4] Neenah is the Saints’ getaway driver Neenah is the Saints’ getaway driver - the best in the business - and has a long association with Los Panteros. She has had a deep-seated love of cars all her life and knows them inside out. Cosplay guide [H3] Eli [H4] Eli is the long-term strategic thinker of the Saints Eli is the long-term strategic thinker of the Saints, the one who knows how to take them from small time operators to a big time organization. A business mastermind, Eli is driven and determined to build an empire. Cosplay guide [IMG: Marshalls Bg 2560] Expand [H3] Marshall Defense Industries [H2] Marshall Defense Industries A private military corporation known for its advanced weaponry, loose morals, and “shoot first” mentality. READ MORE [IMG: Marshall Defense Industries faction image - Masked person with hat holding a gun] [H1] Meet the Factions [H2] Marshall Defense Industries A private military corporation known for its advanced weaponry, loose morals, and “shoot first” mentality, Marshall is one of the most profitable—and most dangerous—companies in the world. They have government contracts across the globe, stalwarts of the Cold War military-industrial complex. Their mercenary teams provide clients with black-ops, wetworks, and… well, “war crimes” is a strong word, but it’s not entirely inaccurate. Their army of lawyers is just as deadly in the boardroom as their soldiers are on the battlefield. And with the technological advances being churned out by their R&D department, they can confidently claim the edge in any conflict they get involved in. Marshall moved their HQ to Santo Ileso in the 1980s when they acquired several major defense contractors in the region. Though most of their business is international, they have many local clients–banks, casinos, museums, shopping centers, as well as city and county governments—for whom they provide private security and related services. This is not just a revenue stream. It’s also good marketing. After all, Santo Ileso isn’t the most stable of cities; if Marshall can’t maintain peace in their own home town, how can they convince international clients they can maintain peace in an occupied territory? This means that the security services Marshall provides for local businesses… aren’t always entirely voluntary. The line between “private security” and “protection racket” can be pretty thin. None of this, of course, is the face that Marshall presents to the world. Thanks to Marshall’s relentless PR team, they have a sterling public reputation as investors, innovators, peace-keepers, and civic-minded philanthropists. That’s their story, and they’re sticking to it. At gunpoint, if necessary. [H2] Leader Atticus Marshall Atticus Marshall may play the part of an old-time, folksy, gentleman rancher, but don’t let that fool you. He’s a cutthroat businessman and a raging narcissist. Get on his good side, and he’s your best friend; say one thing he doesn’t like, and he’ll destroy you. He talks a good game about gentility, honor, and decency, but talk is as far as he goes; at the end of the day, people are entirely expendable to him. As head of the massively successful Marshall Defense Industries, Atticus sells advanced weaponry, high tech military hardware, and full blown private armies to individuals and governments around the world. Which means he’s got both the money and the power to bring down anyone who gets in his way… Close [IMG: Los Panteros 2560] Expand [H3] Los Panteros [H2] Los Panteros Los Panteros are the original, home-grown street gang in Santo Ileso. READ MORE [IMG: Los Panteros faction image - Person holding a sledgehammer] [H1] Meet the Factions [H2] LOS PANTEROS Los Panteros are the original, home-grown street gang in Santo Ileso. Obsessed with strength and car culture, they control most of the core criminal activity in Santo Ileso: auto-theft, drug trafficking, protection rackets, smuggling. All the classics. The streets of Santo are their home, their turf, their city. They grew up here. They own this town. As far as they’re concerned, everyone else is trespassing. They’ll be tolerated so long as they stay in their lane and pay their respects (and a cut of the profits); anyone who doesn’t is in for a truck-load of trouble. Above all else, Los Panteros respect raw, physical strength. Their obsession with vehicles is both practical and symbolic–their muscle cars, motorcycles, and monster-trucks are the base of their power, serving both as assets for committing crimes and weapons for smacking down anyone who needs to learn their place. They are constantly engaged in tuning their cars for optimal performance. They also use them as a form of artistic expression, a way to display their "panther pride." Cars are a source of personal prestige and status within Los Panteros: shoot someone in the face and they’re dead; fuck with their car… and they’re nobody. Los Panteros treat their bodies no different than their cars: they are both assets and weapons, As such, they spend as much time working out to keep their bodies in shape as they do tuning up their cars. They also treat their bodies as a source of personal expression, displaying their panther pride through elaborate tattoos. Los Panteros make their fortune primarily by moving contraband across the US-Mexico border to major cities around the country. The nature of the cargo is unimportant–if the price is right they'll haul the load, be it drugs, weapons, stolen antiquities, or fugitives. And they will not hesitate to run down anyone who gets in their way. [H2] Leader Sergio Velez Sergio Velez is head of Los Panteros, the muscle-bound kingpin of the Santo Ileso underworld. He consolidated power to establish Los Panteros as the dominant street gang in the city. His control of the faction is built on a combination of physical intimidation and sheer strength of personality, which he has used to turn something that was once a neighborhood street gang into his own personal crime syndicate. He will not tolerate disobedience or disrespect, either from within or without. Anyone who makes him look bad is going to find themselves staring down the barrel of the full force of Los Panteros… Close [IMG: Idols Bg 2560] Expand [H3] The Idols [H2] The Idols The Idols are an anarchist cult, intent on bringing down “the system”. READ MORE [IMG: The Idols faction image - Person aiming a gun] [H1] Meet the Factions [H2] The Idols The Idols are an anarchist cult, intent on bringing down “the system”—i.e. the entire social, cultural, political, and economic structure of the day—through acts of violence and mayhem. What, exactly, they intend to replace that structure with they’re a little fuzzy on. But man, oh man, do they want to bring it all down. And they have chosen Santo Ileso as the place to make their statement. The crimes of the Idols range from the sublime to the ridiculous. Anything from petty theft and acts of vandalism to kidnapping, assassination, and even bombings are fair game. As devoted anarchists, they do whatever the hell they want; as long as none of their fellow Idols get hurt, they consider it a blow against the system. The Idols are legion and growing. They recruit constantly, using parties, raves, and social media to spread their message and bring in new members. They may not all be true believers—indeed, the majority of them may be a little unhinged. But that’s all right. Together, they have more than enough manpower to threaten any other faction in town. Like any cult, the Idols encourage their followers to shed their old identities and embrace the cult’s ideology. The Idols employ this technique to the extreme. The higher one rises in the Idols, the more of their identity they shed until their faces are covered and their names discarded. Their individuality is sacrificed to the whole—which the Idols believe is their key to victory. Individually, they are single drops of water, striking harmlessly against the oppressor like rain. Together, they are a flood that will scour this world clean to its bones. [H2] Leader The Collective The Collective are the six masked and mysterious ringleaders behind the anarchy of the Idols. Having shed their true identities in service to their cause, they are identifiable only by the unique pattern on their digital faceplates. They are not only determined to bring down the corrupt society they see all around them, they also see themselves as the shepherds of the Idols flock, their ever-growing cult of devotees. Like any cult leaders, they demand that their grip on their followers be absolute. And with this army at their disposal, they can lead from behind, sending their minions out to wreak indiscriminate havoc while they reap the benefits… Close [H2] Join newsletter [H3] We'll never spam you. Unsubscribe at any time.
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BIGGER, BADDER, BETTER WATCH TRAILER To watch the video, please accept cookies/pixels used by the video provider. ACCEPT MARKETING COOKIES Close [IMG: Steam] [IMG: ps4] [IMG: ps5] [IMG: Xbox] [IMG: epic] [H2] GET SELF MADE To watch the video, please accept cookies/pixels used by the video provider. ACCEPT MARKETING COOKIES Close Saints Row gives you the freedom to express yourself in the weird, wild west. Show off your personal clothing style; shirts, pants, shoes and hats… full combos, underwear, overwear… even socks. To watch the video, please accept cookies/pixels used by the video provider. ACCEPT MARKETING COOKIES Close With over 80 rides to collect you’ll have plenty of time to kill it in the garage. Santo Ileso has a wealth of vehicles just ripe for the taking, and once you have it – flaunt it. Jim Robs Garage offers the best car customization in town. To watch the video, please accept cookies/pixels used by the video provider. ACCEPT MARKETING COOKIES Close Sooner or later, you’re gonna need the perfect weapon. Change almost every aspect of your weapon’s looks. [H2] Meet the Saints [H3] The boss [H4] The Boss is the heart of the Saints The Boss is the heart of the Saints, the glue that holds the crew together. They are also the ultimate murder machine. They shoot first and ask later. Cocky, confident, and not built for following orders, the Boss is ultimately you – you get to decide who you want to be and what you want to do, to become Self Made and form the new Saints. Cosplay guide [H3] Kevin [H4] Kevin is a music-loving thrill seeker who knows how to throw a party He’s the Saints publicist and fixer. He’s a notorious Santo Ileso DJ with connections all over town, which makes him the guy who knows the guy who knows the guy; if you need something, Kevin knows who can get it for you. Cosplay guide [H3] Neenah [H4] Neenah is the Saints’ getaway driver Neenah is the Saints’ getaway driver - the best in the business - and has a long association with Los Panteros. She has had a deep-seated love of cars all her life and knows them inside out. Cosplay guide [H3] Eli [H4] Eli is the long-term strategic thinker of the Saints Eli is the long-term strategic thinker of the Saints, the one who knows how to take them from small time operators to a big time organization. A business mastermind, Eli is driven and determined to build an empire. Cosplay guide [IMG: Marshalls Bg 2560] Expand [H3] Marshall Defense Industries [H2] Marshall Defense Industries A private military corporation known for its advanced weaponry, loose morals, and “shoot first” mentality. READ MORE [IMG: Marshall Defense Industries faction image - Masked person with hat holding a gun] [H1] Meet the Factions [H2] Marshall Defense Industries A private military corporation known for its advanced weaponry, loose morals, and “shoot first” mentality, Marshall is one of the most profitable—and most dangerous—companies in the world. They have government contracts across the globe, stalwarts of the Cold War military-industrial complex. Their mercenary teams provide clients with black-ops, wetworks, and… well, “war crimes” is a strong word, but it’s not entirely inaccurate. Their army of lawyers is just as deadly in the boardroom as their soldiers are on the battlefield. And with the technological advances being churned out by their R&D department, they can confidently claim the edge in any conflict they get involved in. Marshall moved their HQ to Santo Ileso in the 1980s when they acquired several major defense contractors in the region. Though most of their business is international, they have many local clients–banks, casinos, museums, shopping centers, as well as city and county governments—for whom they provide private security and related services. This is not just a revenue stream. It’s also good marketing. After all, Santo Ileso isn’t the most stable of cities; if Marshall can’t maintain peace in their own home town, how can they convince international clients they can maintain peace in an occupied territory? This means that the security services Marshall provides for local businesses… aren’t always entirely voluntary. The line between “private security” and “protection racket” can be pretty thin. None of this, of course, is the face that Marshall presents to the world. Thanks to Marshall’s relentless PR team, they have a sterling public reputation as investors, innovators, peace-keepers, and civic-minded philanthropists. That’s their story, and they’re sticking to it. At gunpoint, if necessary. [H2] Leader Atticus Marshall Atticus Marshall may play the part of an old-time, folksy, gentleman rancher, but don’t let that fool you. He’s a cutthroat businessman and a raging narcissist. Get on his good side, and he’s your best friend; say one thing he doesn’t like, and he’ll destroy you. He talks a good game about gentility, honor, and decency, but talk is as far as he goes; at the end of the day, people are entirely expendable to him. As head of the massively successful Marshall Defense Industries, Atticus sells advanced weaponry, high tech military hardware, and full blown private armies to individuals and governments around the world. Which means he’s got both the money and the power to bring down anyone who gets in his way… Close [IMG: Los Panteros 2560] Expand [H3] Los Panteros [H2] Los Panteros Los Panteros are the original, home-grown street gang in Santo Ileso. READ MORE [IMG: Los Panteros faction image - Person holding a sledgehammer] [H1] Meet the Factions [H2] LOS PANTEROS Los Panteros are the original, home-grown street gang in Santo Ileso. Obsessed with strength and car culture, they control most of the core criminal activity in Santo Ileso: auto-theft, drug trafficking, protection rackets, smuggling. All the classics. The streets of Santo are their home, their turf, their city. They grew up here. They own this town. As far as they’re concerned, everyone else is trespassing. They’ll be tolerated so long as they stay in their lane and pay their respects (and a cut of the profits); anyone who doesn’t is in for a truck-load of trouble. Above all else, Los Panteros respect raw, physical strength. Their obsession with vehicles is both practical and symbolic–their muscle cars, motorcycles, and monster-trucks are the base of their power, serving both as assets for committing crimes and weapons for smacking down anyone who needs to learn their place. They are constantly engaged in tuning their cars for optimal performance. They also use them as a form of artistic expression, a way to display their "panther pride." Cars are a source of personal prestige and status within Los Panteros: shoot someone in the face and they’re dead; fuck with their car… and they’re nobody. Los Panteros treat their bodies no different than their cars: they are both assets and weapons, As such, they spend as much time working out to keep their bodies in shape as they do tuning up their cars. They also treat their bodies as a source of personal expression, displaying their panther pride through elaborate tattoos. Los Panteros make their fortune primarily by moving contraband across the US-Mexico border to major cities around the country. The nature of the cargo is unimportant–if the price is right they'll haul the load, be it drugs, weapons, stolen antiquities, or fugitives. And they will not hesitate to run down anyone who gets in their way. [H2] Leader Sergio Velez Sergio Velez is head of Los Panteros, the muscle-bound kingpin of the Santo Ileso underworld. He consolidated power to establish Los Panteros as the dominant street gang in the city. His control of the faction is built on a combination of physical intimidation and sheer strength of personality, which he has used to turn something that was once a neighborhood street gang into his own personal crime syndicate. He will not tolerate disobedience or disrespect, either from within or without. Anyone who makes him look bad is going to find themselves staring down the barrel of the full force of Los Panteros… Close [IMG: Idols Bg 2560] Expand [H3] The Idols [H2] The Idols The Idols are an anarchist cult, intent on bringing down “the system”. READ MORE [IMG: The Idols faction image - Person aiming a gun] [H1] Meet the Factions [H2] The Idols The Idols are an anarchist cult, intent on bringing down “the system”—i.e. the entire social, cultural, political, and economic structure of the day—through acts of violence and mayhem. What, exactly, they intend to replace that structure with they’re a little fuzzy on. But man, oh man, do they want to bring it all down. And they have chosen Santo Ileso as the place to make their statement. The crimes of the Idols range from the sublime to the ridiculous. Anything from petty theft and acts of vandalism to kidnapping, assassination, and even bombings are fair game. As devoted anarchists, they do whatever the hell they want; as long as none of their fellow Idols get hurt, they consider it a blow against the system. The Idols are legion and growing. They recruit constantly, using parties, raves, and social media to spread their message and bring in new members. They may not all be true believers—indeed, the majority of them may be a little unhinged. But that’s all right. Together, they have more than enough manpower to threaten any other faction in town. Like any cult, the Idols encourage their followers to shed their old identities and embrace the cult’s ideology. The Idols employ this technique to the extreme. The higher one rises in the Idols, the more of their identity they shed until their faces are covered and their names discarded. Their individuality is sacrificed to the whole—which the Idols believe is their key to victory. Individually, they are single drops of water, striking harmlessly against the oppressor like rain. Together, they are a flood that will scour this world clean to its bones. [H2] Leader The Collective The Collective are the six masked and mysterious ringleaders behind the anarchy of the Idols. Having shed their true identities in service to their cause, they are identifiable only by the unique pattern on their digital faceplates. They are not only determined to bring down the corrupt society they see all around them, they also see themselves as the shepherds of the Idols flock, their ever-growing cult of devotees. Like any cult leaders, they demand that their grip on their followers be absolute. And with this army at their disposal, they can lead from behind, sending their minions out to wreak indiscriminate havoc while they reap the benefits… Close [H2] Join newsletter [H3] We'll never spam you. Unsubscribe at any time.
SUB-PAGE (https://saintsrow.com/about/imprint/) Saints Row
BIGGER, BADDER, BETTER WATCH TRAILER To watch the video, please accept cookies/pixels used by the video provider. ACCEPT MARKETING COOKIES Close [IMG: Steam] [IMG: ps4] [IMG: ps5] [IMG: Xbox] [IMG: epic] [H2] GET SELF MADE To watch the video, please accept cookies/pixels used by the video provider. ACCEPT MARKETING COOKIES Close Saints Row gives you the freedom to express yourself in the weird, wild west. Show off your personal clothing style; shirts, pants, shoes and hats… full combos, underwear, overwear… even socks. To watch the video, please accept cookies/pixels used by the video provider. ACCEPT MARKETING COOKIES Close With over 80 rides to collect you’ll have plenty of time to kill it in the garage. Santo Ileso has a wealth of vehicles just ripe for the taking, and once you have it – flaunt it. Jim Robs Garage offers the best car customization in town. To watch the video, please accept cookies/pixels used by the video provider. ACCEPT MARKETING COOKIES Close Sooner or later, you’re gonna need the perfect weapon. Change almost every aspect of your weapon’s looks. [H2] Meet the Saints [H3] The boss [H4] The Boss is the heart of the Saints The Boss is the heart of the Saints, the glue that holds the crew together. They are also the ultimate murder machine. They shoot first and ask later. Cocky, confident, and not built for following orders, the Boss is ultimately you – you get to decide who you want to be and what you want to do, to become Self Made and form the new Saints. Cosplay guide [H3] Kevin [H4] Kevin is a music-loving thrill seeker who knows how to throw a party He’s the Saints publicist and fixer. He’s a notorious Santo Ileso DJ with connections all over town, which makes him the guy who knows the guy who knows the guy; if you need something, Kevin knows who can get it for you. Cosplay guide [H3] Neenah [H4] Neenah is the Saints’ getaway driver Neenah is the Saints’ getaway driver - the best in the business - and has a long association with Los Panteros. She has had a deep-seated love of cars all her life and knows them inside out. Cosplay guide [H3] Eli [H4] Eli is the long-term strategic thinker of the Saints Eli is the long-term strategic thinker of the Saints, the one who knows how to take them from small time operators to a big time organization. A business mastermind, Eli is driven and determined to build an empire. Cosplay guide [IMG: Marshalls Bg 2560] Expand [H3] Marshall Defense Industries [H2] Marshall Defense Industries A private military corporation known for its advanced weaponry, loose morals, and “shoot first” mentality. READ MORE [IMG: Marshall Defense Industries faction image - Masked person with hat holding a gun] [H1] Meet the Factions [H2] Marshall Defense Industries A private military corporation known for its advanced weaponry, loose morals, and “shoot first” mentality, Marshall is one of the most profitable—and most dangerous—companies in the world. They have government contracts across the globe, stalwarts of the Cold War military-industrial complex. Their mercenary teams provide clients with black-ops, wetworks, and… well, “war crimes” is a strong word, but it’s not entirely inaccurate. Their army of lawyers is just as deadly in the boardroom as their soldiers are on the battlefield. And with the technological advances being churned out by their R&D department, they can confidently claim the edge in any conflict they get involved in. Marshall moved their HQ to Santo Ileso in the 1980s when they acquired several major defense contractors in the region. Though most of their business is international, they have many local clients–banks, casinos, museums, shopping centers, as well as city and county governments—for whom they provide private security and related services. This is not just a revenue stream. It’s also good marketing. After all, Santo Ileso isn’t the most stable of cities; if Marshall can’t maintain peace in their own home town, how can they convince international clients they can maintain peace in an occupied territory? This means that the security services Marshall provides for local businesses… aren’t always entirely voluntary. The line between “private security” and “protection racket” can be pretty thin. None of this, of course, is the face that Marshall presents to the world. Thanks to Marshall’s relentless PR team, they have a sterling public reputation as investors, innovators, peace-keepers, and civic-minded philanthropists. That’s their story, and they’re sticking to it. At gunpoint, if necessary. [H2] Leader Atticus Marshall Atticus Marshall may play the part of an old-time, folksy, gentleman rancher, but don’t let that fool you. He’s a cutthroat businessman and a raging narcissist. Get on his good side, and he’s your best friend; say one thing he doesn’t like, and he’ll destroy you. He talks a good game about gentility, honor, and decency, but talk is as far as he goes; at the end of the day, people are entirely expendable to him. As head of the massively successful Marshall Defense Industries, Atticus sells advanced weaponry, high tech military hardware, and full blown private armies to individuals and governments around the world. Which means he’s got both the money and the power to bring down anyone who gets in his way… Close [IMG: Los Panteros 2560] Expand [H3] Los Panteros [H2] Los Panteros Los Panteros are the original, home-grown street gang in Santo Ileso. READ MORE [IMG: Los Panteros faction image - Person holding a sledgehammer] [H1] Meet the Factions [H2] LOS PANTEROS Los Panteros are the original, home-grown street gang in Santo Ileso. Obsessed with strength and car culture, they control most of the core criminal activity in Santo Ileso: auto-theft, drug trafficking, protection rackets, smuggling. All the classics. The streets of Santo are their home, their turf, their city. They grew up here. They own this town. As far as they’re concerned, everyone else is trespassing. They’ll be tolerated so long as they stay in their lane and pay their respects (and a cut of the profits); anyone who doesn’t is in for a truck-load of trouble. Above all else, Los Panteros respect raw, physical strength. Their obsession with vehicles is both practical and symbolic–their muscle cars, motorcycles, and monster-trucks are the base of their power, serving both as assets for committing crimes and weapons for smacking down anyone who needs to learn their place. They are constantly engaged in tuning their cars for optimal performance. They also use them as a form of artistic expression, a way to display their "panther pride." Cars are a source of personal prestige and status within Los Panteros: shoot someone in the face and they’re dead; fuck with their car… and they’re nobody. Los Panteros treat their bodies no different than their cars: they are both assets and weapons, As such, they spend as much time working out to keep their bodies in shape as they do tuning up their cars. They also treat their bodies as a source of personal expression, displaying their panther pride through elaborate tattoos. Los Panteros make their fortune primarily by moving contraband across the US-Mexico border to major cities around the country. The nature of the cargo is unimportant–if the price is right they'll haul the load, be it drugs, weapons, stolen antiquities, or fugitives. And they will not hesitate to run down anyone who gets in their way. [H2] Leader Sergio Velez Sergio Velez is head of Los Panteros, the muscle-bound kingpin of the Santo Ileso underworld. He consolidated power to establish Los Panteros as the dominant street gang in the city. His control of the faction is built on a combination of physical intimidation and sheer strength of personality, which he has used to turn something that was once a neighborhood street gang into his own personal crime syndicate. He will not tolerate disobedience or disrespect, either from within or without. Anyone who makes him look bad is going to find themselves staring down the barrel of the full force of Los Panteros… Close [IMG: Idols Bg 2560] Expand [H3] The Idols [H2] The Idols The Idols are an anarchist cult, intent on bringing down “the system”. READ MORE [IMG: The Idols faction image - Person aiming a gun] [H1] Meet the Factions [H2] The Idols The Idols are an anarchist cult, intent on bringing down “the system”—i.e. the entire social, cultural, political, and economic structure of the day—through acts of violence and mayhem. What, exactly, they intend to replace that structure with they’re a little fuzzy on. But man, oh man, do they want to bring it all down. And they have chosen Santo Ileso as the place to make their statement. The crimes of the Idols range from the sublime to the ridiculous. Anything from petty theft and acts of vandalism to kidnapping, assassination, and even bombings are fair game. As devoted anarchists, they do whatever the hell they want; as long as none of their fellow Idols get hurt, they consider it a blow against the system. The Idols are legion and growing. They recruit constantly, using parties, raves, and social media to spread their message and bring in new members. They may not all be true believers—indeed, the majority of them may be a little unhinged. But that’s all right. Together, they have more than enough manpower to threaten any other faction in town. Like any cult, the Idols encourage their followers to shed their old identities and embrace the cult’s ideology. The Idols employ this technique to the extreme. The higher one rises in the Idols, the more of their identity they shed until their faces are covered and their names discarded. Their individuality is sacrificed to the whole—which the Idols believe is their key to victory. Individually, they are single drops of water, striking harmlessly against the oppressor like rain. Together, they are a flood that will scour this world clean to its bones. [H2] Leader The Collective The Collective are the six masked and mysterious ringleaders behind the anarchy of the Idols. Having shed their true identities in service to their cause, they are identifiable only by the unique pattern on their digital faceplates. They are not only determined to bring down the corrupt society they see all around them, they also see themselves as the shepherds of the Idols flock, their ever-growing cult of devotees. Like any cult leaders, they demand that their grip on their followers be absolute. And with this army at their disposal, they can lead from behind, sending their minions out to wreak indiscriminate havoc while they reap the benefits… Close [H2] Join newsletter [H3] We'll never spam you. Unsubscribe at any time.
🛡️ Trust Signals — reviews, proof links, trust-theatre flag (Trust & Proof)
| Page | Reviews | Proof links |
|---|---|---|
| / (home) | 1 | 4 |
| /games/saints-row/ | 1 | 4 |
| /creators/ | 1 | 4 |
| /about/imprint/ | 1 | 4 |
🔗 Identity & Technical Layer — schema JSON-LD: identity chains, entity gaps (Identity & Authority)
Homepage schema
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "Organisation",
"name": "Plaion",
"url": "https://plaion.com",
"logo": "https://plaion-website-dev-app.azurewebsites.net/images/plaion-logo.svg"
}
/games/saints-row/
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "Organisation",
"name": "Plaion",
"url": "https://plaion.com",
"logo": "https://plaion-website-dev-app.azurewebsites.net/images/plaion-logo.svg"
}
/creators/
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "Organisation",
"name": "Plaion",
"url": "https://plaion.com",
"logo": "https://plaion-website-dev-app.azurewebsites.net/images/plaion-logo.svg"
}
/about/imprint/
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "Organisation",
"name": "Plaion",
"url": "https://plaion.com",
"logo": "https://plaion-website-dev-app.azurewebsites.net/images/plaion-logo.svg"
}
Your Diagnosis
Before revealing the machine’s verdict, predict the BS score for each signal. Higher = more BS (more fluff, less verifiable substance). Drag each slider, then submit to compare your judgment against the engine.
Stuck? Reveal the heuristic lens — how the deterministic page-auditor reads each signal (no AI, pure pattern rules)
These are the structural rules a local, deterministic auditor applies — the same lens you can use to judge each signal. They describe what to look for, not this company’s result.
Classify each sentence as substantive or hollow. Grounding markers — numbers, currencies, dates, technical units, named entities — outweigh marketing adjectives. When fluff sits right next to hard evidence, the fluff is forgiven.
Pull the main entities out of the H1, then check whether they actually recur through the body. A page that announces one thing and then talks about another drifts. Headings with no real sentences underneath read as pseudo-substance.
Count trust words (review, testimonial, rating, verified) against real outbound proof links (Google, Trustpilot, Clutch, G2, Yelp). Lots of trust language with zero verification links is trust theatre. Unlinked logo galleries count against it.
Look at how much sentence length varies. Natural writing varies its rhythm; templated or mass-produced copy is statistically uniform. Very low variation reads as commodity content — unless unique named entities break the pattern.
Inspect the JSON-LD. Is there an Organization or Person schema, and does it carry sameAs links to real external profiles (LinkedIn, socials)? Missing schema or no identity declaration signals an anonymous entity.
Want to apply this lens yourself? The free BS Indicator Chrome extension runs these heuristic checks live on any page. Bear in mind it is a single-page, deterministic tool — it relies only on pattern rules for the page in front of it and does not perform the cross-page semantic correlation this audit uses, so its readout is a starting lens, not the full verdict.
Based on 1884 businesses audited.
Saints Row has 12.5 points more BS than the average for Arts, Culture & Entertainment.
Arts, Culture & Entertainment BS: Saints Row (saintsrow.com)
A lore-heavy marketing facade that collapses upon technical inspection. The site is a hall of mirrors where legal, creator, and home pages all reflect the exact same sales pitch.
Populate the creators page with actual influencer or community program details instead of character bios. Replace the placeholder faction lore on the imprint page with mandatory legal and company registration data. Integrate third-party critic or user review scores to substantiate the better claim. Update JSON-LD schema to include the development studio and lead creative personnel.
The site aligns perfectly with the Arts, Culture & Entertainment industry, specifically the video game sector. The content focus on world-building, fictional factions, and character archetypes confirms its role as a marketing hub for a digital entertainment product.
“The score is driven primarily by the lack of semantic coherence and high commodity fingerprint. The identical content served across all four URLs indicates a hollow site structure designed for keyword footprint rather than user utility.”
This training module utilizes a snapshot of public data from Saints Row, captured on June 19, 2026, to demonstrate how machine logic evaluates different types of business narratives.
Purpose: This data is presented under “Fair Use” / “Educational Exception” for the purpose of forensic semantic analysis, allowing users to compare human intuition against machine-generated evaluations.
Notice to Saints Row: This analysis is part of a non-adversarial audit conducted by 1 Euro SEO. The results provided by 1EuroSEO are intended as professional feedback to help improve any website’s machine-readability and authority signals. The 1EuroSEO BS Detection Tool is a free tool, and anyone can test any company to see how their content is interpreted by AI models.
Any company can use the insights for free and improve its voice by comparing it to industry clichés or competitors. When a company has updated its content, it can always submit a new audit request, which will be reflected in a new current score.
To all users: You are encouraged to visit the live site at https://saintsrow.com to view the most current version of its content and learn from the source what this company is about and what it offers.