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Starbreeze Studios have announed on theirFacebook page that Payday 2 - sequel to Payday: The Heist - is set for release in August on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360. The predecessor was only released on PC and PS3, but with a switch of publishers from Sony Online Entertainment to 505 Games, the game will now also hit Microsoft's console.
Payday 2 is being developed by Overkill Software who merged with Starbreeze Studios last year. The Stockholm based developer got into a little bit of hot water over a (putting it mildly) slightly sexist video meant to attract female extras for a proposed Payday movie. The studio issued a statement that the video was only a pitch that had been rejected, and that they had nothing to do with the video being published online.
If we focus more on the game, it will feature more of a progression system and backbone in terms of what mission are available to you. Missions will drop sort of like loot in an action-RPG so that you may get a rare one with a special reward. Other than that, it's all about pulling heists and getting away with it.
Plan your moves. Control the crowd. Fight the law. Take down the score.
And you can get both Guacamelee games without paying anything next week.
The second DLC pack has launched in the heisting game.
There is both a free update and a paid DLC adding some new cosmetics.
The Black Cat Heist and Mega City Tailor Pack are both parts of the City of Gold campaign, and are available right now.
Overkill Software has updated Payday 2 with the third chapter of its Silkroad campaign, bringing a new heist, new customisation options and more.
From weapon mods to outfits, there's plenty of new content to enjoy in Payday 2 now that development has resumed.
