“To honor our community’s support, all future content will be released for free for anyone who owns Payday 2.” “As developers, we have not always made the right decisions, but our community has stood by us through thick and thin,” said Overkill Software, referencing its controversial introduction of microtransactions into the game in October 2015. In addition, all future add-ons will be released as free updates for all Payday 2 owners. Once the Ultimate Edition launches, it will no longer be possible to buy individual DLC packs for the game (except for one). Related Payday 2 developers apologize, reach out to influential players to make amendsįrom now until that date, Overkill is offering an 85 percent discount on all Payday 2 add-ons on Steam. Overkill noted that it would cost more than $200 to buy the game and all its add-ons at their regular prices. Almost all of that content will be collected in Payday 2: Ultimate Edition, a package that will be released June 8 on Steam for $44.99 (along with a 10 percent discount at launch). Since then, the studio has put out nearly 50 add-ons for the game, most of them being paid DLC, and a total of 144 updates. Overkill originally released Payday 2 on PlayStation 3, Windows PC and Xbox 360 in August 2013 for $39.99.

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