"The Mission Part 2" is more serious and captures the intensification of the game effectively. The action element is defined by the adrenaline-pumping drums in the background, which are accompanied by the echoing tunes in the foreground. These tracks also inspire memories of old-school crime movies, due to their synth-heavy melodies and retro-sounding beats.
"When Good Heists Go Bad" is the grooviest track on the game, bringing some edge to the experience with DJ-style scratching and sudden breaks, while the similarly styled "End Game" accentuates the drama with some electric guitar parts.Īmong the more narrative tracks, "The Mission Part 1" and "The Mission Part 2" are played in loops during certain missions. There isn't much of a melody to speak of, which might be a detriment to the stand-alone experience, but all the beats assemble to create a energetic track in the game. The gritty guitar riffs, kick-focused drums, and retro electronic beats come together to capture the feeling of the American streets. The title track captures the cool yet retro mood of the game. The soundtrack was released through Sumthing Else Music Works commercially and is also available with the Platinum Edition of the game. created only eight tracks for the game with licensed tracks being featured across the radio stations but they all complement the image of the game. The series has always been more about fun over reality aiming to bring back an old-school crime experience to gamers and the soundtrack emphasises this. Unlike other games in the series, Saints Row: The Third supplemented its vast licensed soundtracks with a number of original instrumental tracks.
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