Saints Row Criminal Customs Pack (DLC)

I'll be straight with you: this is about as thin as DLC gets. The Criminal Customs Pack drops exactly two items into the Saints Row (2022) reboot - the Saints Custom Convertible, a purple-tinted custom car that shows up in your garage, and the Saints Custom Stab Jacket, a matching purple jacket waiting in your wardrobe. That is the entire package. No missions, no weapons, no new mechanics, no co-op mode twists. Just cosmetics. To put those items in context, the base Saints Row (2022) already ships with an enormous vehicle roster and a character creator that many players consider the best in the series. You can dress your Boss in wildly customised outfits bought from in-game shops like Planet Saints or Let's Pretend, and the garage fills up quickly through normal play. Dropping in with a pre-styled purple convertible at the start of the game is mildly convenient - your default ride is a bit battered - but it is hardly a game-changer. The jacket is pure style flex, full stop. It is also worth knowing that this pack was originally bundled as a pre-order bonus with the Gold and Platinum editions of the game, meaning many players who picked up a higher-tier copy already have it sitting unlocked. If you own one of those editions and are seeing this listed separately, double-check your in-game wardrobe and garage before spending anything. The items unlock after completing the opening prologue section, so do not panic if they are not visible from the main menu on day one. The broader context matters here too. Saints Row (2022) launched to a polarised reception - praised for its character creator and drop-in co-op, but criticised for bugs, a grounded tone that stripped out much of the series' signature absurdity, and writing that did not land for long-time fans. That base game debate has nothing to do with this DLC, but it is relevant context: you are buying cosmetics for a game that itself divides opinion. The Criminal Customs Pack adds no value if you are not already playing and enjoying the sandbox. Bottom line from a fun-per-pound perspective: the Saints Custom Convertible is a nice way to roll into Santo Ileso in style on day one, and the Stab Jacket looks sharp in the purple gang colours. But if you are coming to this page trying to decide whether the DLC meaningfully extends your Saints Row experience, it does not. This is for completionists, cosmetic enthusiasts, and anyone who just really wants to match their outfit to their car from the jump. Riley, Scout Team