We always request feedback and want as much interaction from the team as possible as we want to cast as wide a net as possible for great ideas to draw from, it doesn’t matter where they come from. We held a lot of brainstorming meetings early on in the project to develop every gameplay concept and many of the most ridiculous elements in SR3 came out of those meetings. We definitely let everyone on the team have a voice but in general ideas are initially generated within the design group. Did you allow the entire staff to throw out ideas whenever they got them or was there a more ordered approach? In other words, who got props for suggesting a giant marital aid be made into a weapon? Driving around town with a live tiger in the passenger seat?
Saints Row: The Third has an “everything and the kitchen sink” feel to in-game content. We got the opportunity to chat with Lead Designer Scott Phillips who took the time to give us a bit of insight regarding the development of 2011’s craziest video game. Over the top gameplay, hilarious madcap activities, a great cast and a sprawling open world to play in made Saints Row a pleasurable experience for us here at Darkstation.
If you’ve seen our coverage or listened to an episode or two of the DarkCast, then you’ll know that we really enjoyed Saints Row: The Third.
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