Starbreeze Studios

Developer Overkill Software have confirmed that Payday 3 has entered full production and will be releasing sometime in 2023. 

Payday 2 players who choose to purchase the two new DLCs available on Steam will get to go on a luxury cruise ship as well as score some new threads.

After months of financial problems and looking for a publisher, Starbreeze announced today that the development of the third instalment in the PAYDAY series is back on track.

Swedish developer Starbreeze Studios has endured its fair share of difficulties well before the pandemic hit, but the studio's financial results are a proper testament to the new leadership.

Starbreeze and Overkill announced the release of Crimson Shore which is the last chapter of the Silk Road campaign as the Payday gang settles the score with a drug lord.

Overkill confused pretty much anyone with different names tied to that latest Payday 2 update since one refers to the update itself and the other to the associated heist.

Starbreeze has been going through quite a difficult time lately and the company has been fighting tooth and nail to stay afloat. Their latest move may be of interest to Payday 2 fans - development will now continue with free and paid DLC.

Starbreeze has been going through quite a tumultuous period lately and the resulting reconstruction will be splitting the company in two. They also announced that their cash cow franchise is getting a new instalment between 2022 and 2023.

We've been wondering for a while what Starbreeze's troubles may mean for Double Fine and Psychonauts 2 but director Tim Schafer has come up with a solution that will, in his words, make publishing of the game an infinitely easier job.

Attention Razputin enthusiasts - Psychonauts 2 will be getting a special panel and a demo at this year's E3 Coliseum. We don't know the exact time, but we do know it will be hosted by Geoff Keigley and guests Jack Black and Tim Schafer.