Out on August 15 for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
If you’re bummed there’s no new Saints Row game on the horizon, you’ll be able to perk up in August. Agents of Mayhem is a comically over-the-top game from Volition, the makers of the Saints Row series. Although it isn’t a sequel to Saints Row, Agents of Mayhem is set in the same universe and shares a similar sense of humor. It’s scheduled to land on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on August 15.
Before you plunk down your hard-earned money for Agents of Mayhem, you probably want to know what you’ll get for your trouble. Below you’ll find everything you need to know about the Preorder bonuses and the retailers where you can order the game right now.
Day One Edition
Most AAA games these days come in a variety of editions that range from $60 to well over $100. Agents of Mayhem is the rare exception to this rule. Only one version of the game will be available at launch, and it’s called the Day One Edition.
The Day One Edition comes with the “Legal Action Pending” DLC, which includes:
Since the Day One Edition is the only SKU of the game available at retailers, you’ll probably end up with these skins whether your preorder the game or not, as long as you buy it reasonably close to launch.
Speaking of buying Agents of Mayhem, here’s where it’s available now, how much it costs, and what you’ll get with it.
Amazon
Price: $60 ($48 preorder for Amazon Prime members)
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Best Buy
Price: $60 ($48 preorder for Gamers Club Unlocked members)
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GameStop
Price: $60
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Microsoft Store
Price: $60
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PlayStation Store
Price: $60
Preorder bonus:
PlayStation Store exclusive preorder bonus
Square Enix Online Store
Price: $60
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Steam
Price: $60
Preorder bonus:
- 6 special DLC skins to “Geek-Out” your agents
Target
Price: $60
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Walmart
Price: $60
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Chris Reed is a freelance writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter @_chrislreed.
