The problem with the new maps is that they fall down where the rest of the Saints Row 2 online does. The Ultor Exposed content also adds four new multiplayer maps to the online arena two for Strong Arm (Downtown and Trailer Park) and two for Gangsta Brawl (Warehouse and Prison Cell). In addition, players can take advantage of a whole array of new attire and hairstyles if they so wish to freshen their characters up. Other than the aforementioned gameplay elements, the content also throws in a few new vehicles to keep you amused, including and not limited to the Stallion, an old 60’s style racing car, the three-wheeled Pulse bike, the EDF Scout which is like a mini tank with controllable missiles, and the Vulture attack chopper, fully loaded with a powerful mini gun and homing rockets. If anything, you’ll have most of your problems finding a game, so make sure you have a friend lined up if you want to test out this mode. This new mode does translate to non downloadable content as well which is nice, but it’s little more than a gimmick as opposed to a new mode to applaud. Still working as a team to complete the missions, players are rewarded with points for kills and the general mayhem they cause during the missions.
The mode pits players against each other in a battle of the scoreboards.
The Ultor Exposed content’s co-operative element comes in the form of the “Co-Op Competitive” mode which is a nice distraction at best. You’ll partake in 3 missions which have a ton of variety in terms of what you’ll be doing, but the major problem of this campaign add on is that you’ll easily see them off within an hour and then that’s that aspect done and dusted. Patrick, an ex-employee of Ultor, enlists your help to gather evidence of the wrongdoings of Ultor and get them on the national news. In the first of three planned DLC packs, you’ll team up with microbiologist Tera Patrick (yes, the porn star) in order to uncover the sinister of actions of the Ultor Corp and bring these issues to the public’s attention. The Ultor Exposed downloadable content, now available on the Xbox Live Marketplace for 800 Microsoft Points, has a combination of single player, co-operative and multiplayer elements thrown in, hoping to entice players back into the title. For about the third time in as many years, it’s time to step back on to the streets of Stilwater, and like the Saints Row 2 campaign, it’s time to go toe-to-toe with the evil Ultor Corporation yet again.
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