Starbreeze's long-awaited follow-up to the popular co-op shooter is out on September 21st. Here's what you should know before buying.
The beta will include four playable characters in Dallas, Hoxton, Chains, and Wolf, in addition to a bank heist.
Saints Row and Red Faction developer Volition has been shuttered, but its two biggest IPs still seemingly have a future ahead of them.
Volition's reboot of the open-world series will reportedly be available for subscribers, per renowned leaker billbil-kun.
Lead producer Andreas Häll Penninger also said the team would free and paid content, including characters, weapons, heists and outfits.
The latest Payday 3 trailer also shows off quite a bit of gameplay of how you can expect a typical heist in the co-op game can go.
"Follow the Money" sees the gang doing what they do best - robbing a bank - before the game's release on September 21st.
Players can now choose the upgrades they want after unlocking a Base Skill or take Mastery Nodes to benefit other builds.
Embracer Group is expecting added sales for the zombie action RPG when it comes to another platform sometime next year.
The DLC sees The Boss and the Saints defending The DustFaire from the Frostlanders in five new quests with new weapons and vehicles.
Hacking is more focused on "systemic, non-objective" mechanics, but Starbreeze has plans to expand on it with more content later.
Players will no longer be cuffed immediately when trespassing, and Starbreeze is adding more to the unmasked experience.
"We're always asking ourselves, what unique gameplay element does this heist have, and how do we make it look and feel unique?"
The open world title's PC version has been exclusive to the Epic Games Store since its release last year.
The open world title's third and final expansion will bring new story missions, a new open world district, and more.
The Payday 3 closed beta will feature the four mascot characters for the game, and one mission—the No Rest For The Wicked bank heist.
The second of Saints Row's three planned DLCs brings four new playable characters, as well as a solo horde mode.
The former concerns a billionaire and his "techno-death cult," while the latter focuses on a strange festival in Los Angeles.
4A Games is currently working on a sequel to the post-apocalyptic first person shooter, which is still continuing to sell well.
Dambuster Studios' hack and slash has become the biggest launch in history for PLAION and Deep Silver within its first seven days.
