The problem is the missions fall into dreaded openworld cliche from minute one. Instead you'll dive headlong into more drivin' and shootin' mayhem with nary a pause. As with many of Saints Row 2's campaign missions, the story arc feels like a by-the-numbers exercise in every sense.Īpart from wondering how Ms Patrick ended up as an ex-microbiologist working for low-life gangsters, it's a struggle to care why she's got a grudge against the Ultor Corporation. There's little to recommend about Ultor Exposed - even to players who agreed with Rob's exuberant assessment (9/10) back in October. It's headline-grabbing rather than crotch-grabbing stuff, and shockingly each mission can be romped through in around ten minutes. The hard sell is that you get to play with (or rather, alongside) US porn star Tera Patrick in three new campaign missions. You also might have expected more content for your cash - Ultor Exposed carries a price tag of 800 Microsoft Points (GBP 6.80), or GBP 7.99 on PSN. Seeing as it's been more than six months since the game hit the shelves, you might have expected Volition to beef up Saints Row 2 rather more substantially than it has with this lightweight serving of DLC.