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When stealing, a Tetris clone lets the player fit more items into the truck, and the carjacking minigame lets the player earn more money for scaring the captive passenger by driving at high speeds. While robbing, the player taps happy and angry face icons to terrorize the victim into giving more money. The mobile game features minigames for robbing pedestrians, stealing, and hijacking vehicles. The player can earn money by finishing missions and robbing pedestrians, which can then be used to buy food, weaponry, spray paint, and accessories for the character's home. Enemies do not hide due to a lack of a cover system. There are also sequences where the player can snipe enemies with a sniper rifle.

The player can fight with a knife received early in the game and later with firearms that feature auto-aim. Mission examples include assassinations, bomb-planting, and robbery. The city is split into zones, and the game's mission objectives largely consist of driving to locations and shooting things. An on-screen minimap displays nearby locations, and there is a larger citywide map on the pause screen that does not show detailed locations. Locations throughout the city help the player, such as fast food restaurants that restore health, gun stores for firepower, and spray paint shops to decoy the player when pursued by the police.

For example, player objectives in the tutorial mission include hijacking a car, killing a policeman, driving to a "Forgive & Forget" location to lose the police pursuit, and mugging a pedestrian. The player can kill, threaten, rob, carjack, and otherwise force other gangs out of Saints territory. The game's story mimics that of the console game: the player-character returns to the city of Stilwater following a bid in prison and must restore the atrophied influence of their gang, the Saints. The digital Xbox 360 version of the game is not believed to have this glitch, as it had been patched unlike the physical version.Screenshot of gameplay, with minimap in lower left corner and corpses in the street The Freezer effect itself is believed to occur when the game tries to spawn either a zombie NPC or the player's shadow in an invalid location, specifically after the player had previously glitched out of the Zombie Uprising map and back into the main overworld. This glitch, and specifically the silhouette, has come to be known as "The Freezer", and since its discovery had lead to the corruption of numerous physical copies of Saints Row 2 for research purposes. At a random point, a grainy, ice-blue silhouette will flash on a nearby wall, and within the next few seconds, the game will freeze, permanently damaging the game itself and rendering it unplayable. However, despite all of these worsening side effects, the killing blow can occur at any time.

As the game continues to break down, all items inside of buildings will disappear, random items outside will vanish, and the sky will eventually turn a bright, blinding white. From this point on, random events occur as a result of the enabled cheats and the game trying to run in spite of the glitching, including floating debris, surprise zombie attacks, or moments where you just float around.

Once you successfully glitch yourself out of the map, you will fall into the void, and be respawned in the main overworld with the Zombie Uprising HUD still present (the actual location you are respawned in appears to vary with each copy of the game). Go further into another corner of the building on the ledge and use a second grenade to launch yourself out of bounds. If done correctly, you will be launched onto the ledge. When you unlock the Hand Grenades, go to a specific marquee on the map, aim correctly, throw a grenade behind you and jump. This glitch is not exclusive to this version, but it's most easily executable there due to the physical release of the Xbox 360 version presumably being an earlier build of the game.įirst, turn on the cheat codes for Low Gravity (#18), Infinite Ammo (#11), Never Die (#36), and Super Explosions (#7), and then start playing the Zombie Uprising game. In the Xbox 360 version of the game, there is a bizarre game-breaking glitch that can be triggered.