Saints Row IV National Treasure Edition is the premium complete version of SR IV with additional DLC. Same presidential superpower delirium in a computer simulation, all content included. The most complete version of the craziest SR.
Your verdict
Category
Open-World4 players18+
Co-op
Description
Volition open-world action of Saints Row with caricatural gangsta and offbeat humor. Published by THQ or Deep Silver, released in Europe in July 2014. Sr iv avec dlc patriotiques, GTA-like gameplay with outrageous humor, extensive character customization, online co-op mode, and unlimited urban chaos. IV National Treasure variant of Saints Row. European version.
Saints Row IV - National Treasure Edition review
4/5
Art direction
★★★★★
"Striking"
4/5
Music
★★★★★
"Excellent"
4/5
Story
★★★★★
"Captivating"
Gameplay
"Excellent"
Fun
"From the very first seconds"
This time, you play the superpowered president of the United States, in a virtual simulation where you run faster than a car and where the absurd has no limit left. The blend of superhero and unbridled parody delivers a constant, hilarious release. Snappy, generous and completely insane, an open-world that pushes the madness to its peak, ideal for laughing in co-op.
Addictiveness
"Captivating"
Difficulty
"Balanced"
Lifespan
"Massive"
Pairing Saints Row IV with its patriotic DLC adds colourful weapons and outfits to an already unhinged super-powered campaign. Steelport stays a sandbox where clusters to collect, challenges and online co-op sustain endless chaos. This decked-out edition extends the entry's excess with flavourful themed bonuses, making it a sought-after variant among fans.
Technical info
💾8,4 GB📅28/01/2014
Published by Deep Silver
Saints Row IV - National Treasure Edition (PS3) price, value & rarity
Complete: box, manual and disc/cart very clean. Lightly handled.
Q1 damagedQ6 completeQ10 new
Compare prices
Loading eBay listings…
Alert active — budget
$
Collector interest
Saints Row IV National Treasure Edition, an American special edition with particular presentation and packaging around the game's irreverent spirit, distributed in a more limited run. It appeals to those wanting a distinct form of this zany entry, beyond the plain standard version. Its desirability rests on this specific packaging and a limited run rather than the software's value alone, in a niche of series fans.
Better with friends
A deranged urban sandbox whose two-player co-op multiplies the sheer nonsense, between absurd missions and chaotic joyrides across town. Mutual aid takes on goofy humor: improvising stunts, daring each other into silly challenges and causing chaos together generate guaranteed fits of laughter. The online leans on uncertain servers, but the free-roaming duo stays a generator of memorable, unhinged anecdotes.
A questionable morality
Running a gang that becomes a commercial brand and then frankly presidential lets you get away with just about anything: heists, deranged urban destruction and weapons each more absurd than the last. The tongue-in-cheek tone is so heavy that you quickly forget the lengthening rap sheet, savoring this grand criminal playground as an avowed parody rather than a thug's handbook.
Is Saints Row IV - National Treasure Edition still worth playing in 2026?
This Game of the Century edition is the most complete form of Saints Row IV, gathering the game and all its add-on content, including the Gat out of Hell expansion. The numerous DLC enrich an already overflowing presidential delirium, multiplying superpowers, absurd weapons and zany missions in the anarchic computer simulation. The core remains this irresistible meta humour and jubilant chaos, particularly delightful in co-op. It is the version to favour to enjoy all the content at once. For anyone who loves the totally unbridled sandbox, this generous set is the ideal choice.
