Payday 3

The Payday gang are back but is this a worthy sequel or should it have remained behind bars?

After a year spent recuperating player sentiment, Payday 3 won't see as much new content in the following year.

Tobias Sjögren has been removed as CEO, although the exact wording surrounding the dismissal is unclear.

Developer Starbreeze also plans to overhaul the game's matchmaking system.

"It is your passion that inspires us to work hard to deliver the best Payday experience we can for you all."

Even so, Starbreeze isn't happy with every aspect of Payday 3.

There's also plenty of other new content, and more than 200 bug fixes in the patch.

Tons of reported issues and bugs have been squashed.

Starbreeze confirms that the first patch could've risked player progression if it was sent out right now.

Additional issues have been identified so more time is needed before the patch's arrival.

Starbreeze is also ready to share what's coming for the rest of this year.

It's not exactly a bankload of money, but considering this is all legal, we can't complain.

Join us as we dive into Starbreeze's heisting threequel.

The reason is very simple, Starbreeze has decided to remove it.

Even before the game is out, already we're looking at the next year of content before Payday 3.

Check out this very action-packed trailer for two of the heisters.