The expansion was inspired, in part, by Disney films, which are among the "big loves" of the game's creative director, Steve Jaros. The game will be released in a bundle alongside Saints Row IV: Re-Elected for Xbox One and PlayStation 4. The game was initially scheduled for release on Janufor Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One but was later rescheduled to Januin North America and Januin Europe. Later, at their panel on the same day, Volition and Deep Silver confirmed a standalone expansion to Saints Row IV, called Saints Row: Gat out of Hell. They teased an image which depicts a Ouija board with the Saints' fleur-de-lis on it. It was later revealed Volition would be unveiling a new game at PAX Prime on the August 29, 2014. In December 2013, comedian Jay Mohr, who voiced antagonist Dane Vogel in Saints Row 2, revealed that he was doing voice work for the next Saints Row game. Canonically, Johnny chooses to have God recreate Earth, retconning the universe of Saints Row and becomes the lieutenant of the police force with Kinzie and Matt Miller (Yuri Lowenthal), in hopes of finding his friends again as Johnny goes to interrogate Brimstone. Johnny is given one of five choices God can allow Johnny to be reunited with his girlfriend Aisha in Heaven, return him to Hell to become its new king, find a new home world for the Saints so humanity can be rebuilt, recreate Earth, or tell Johnny the secrets of the universe. Johnny, however, is detained by God (Nathan Fillion), who explains that Satan was plotting an invasion on Heaven since Zinyak hastened the Apocalypse by destroying Earth, hoping to use the Boss as the general of his army, and offers to repay Johnny for stopping him. Satan banishes them back to the mortal realm, along with Jezebel and the Boss.
Johnny shoots Satan at the wedding to no effect, so Johnny and Kinzie take out Satan's minions to force Satan into fighting them.
When Johnny refuses to listen, Satan forcibly makes a deal with Johnny to let Kinzie and the Boss go if he marries Jezebel in the Boss's place. When he does, Satan gleefully boasts and praises Johnny, naming him worthy of marrying Jezebel. At the palace, Johnny immediately confronts Satan, who threatens to kill Jezebel unless Johnny drops his gun. Jezebel finds Johnny and offers to take him to Satan's palace, in hopes he can defeat her father. Vogel helps Johnny and Kinzie get Satan's attention by going around Hell and gaining allies such as Kiki (Ashly Burch) & Viola DeWynter (Sasha Grey), William Shakespeare (Liam O'Brien), Blackbeard (Matthew Mercer), and Vlad the Impaler (Liam O'Brien). Meanwhile, Jezebel is rebelling against her father, as Satan declares her a possession to him.
Vogel denies involvement, but admits he is taking advantage of Hell's economy, offering to help the Saints save the Boss. Upon arriving, they find Ultor Corporation has a branch in Hell and suspect former Saints enemy, Dane Vogel (Jay Mohr), is responsible. Satan drags the Boss down to Hell, with Saints lieutenant Johnny Gat (Daniel Dae Kim), as well as Kinzie, volunteering to rescue them. The Third Street Saints hold a birthday party for lieutenant Kinzie Kensington (Natalie Lander) on their spaceship, but while playing a game of Ouija Board with a board that once belonged to Aleister Crowley, they unwittingly contact Satan (Travis Willingham), who proclaims that The Boss will marry his daughter Jezebel (Kate Reinders). The game's weapons are inspired by the seven deadly sins, e.g., a Gluttony Gun that shoots cake batter on enemies for other people to consume. They can also summon demon allies to flight alongside them.
The player is able to fly around the open-world hell. Gat out of Hell takes place in an open world new to the series, New Hades, made up of five islands: Shantytown, Barrens, Downtown, Forge, and the Den, all surrounding a central tower on a middle island. Unlike game progression in previous titles, players advance through the story by completing activities to fill a "Satan's Wrath" meter, which unlocks cutscenes and further story elements. Unlike past Saints Row games, players cannot customize the playable characters however, by importing a Saints Row IV save, players can import their custom Boss character to replace the default Boss. Gat out of Hell introduces "angelic flight", giving wings to the player. Superhuman abilities return from Saints Row IV. Gat out of Hell shares many gameplay aspects with the previous installments, being primarily played as a third-person shooter in an open world city scattered with quests, secondary objectives, and various collectibles. The player controls Johnny Gat or Kinzie Kensington in an open world environment.
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