- Publisher: 505 Games
- Release Date: Aug 13, 2013
- Also On: PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Switch, Xbox 360, Xbox One
User Score
Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 3970 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 1,313 out of 3970
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Mixed: 450 out of 3970
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Negative: 2,207 out of 3970
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Oct 31, 2015
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Oct 31, 2015
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Oct 30, 2015When I got this game it was great..... for 5 hours. The game itself is nothing without the $60 worth of DLC they striped from the base game. To make matters worse they have microtransactions.
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Oct 30, 2015I can only say that I am incredibly disappointed.
Overkill have failed to deliver features advertised before launch.
Overkill lied about microtransactions.
That's it, Overkill. I'm out. -
Oct 30, 2015
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Oct 30, 2015The developers promised no micro-transactions. Said shame on us for even thinking it!
Then they added micro-transactions. But not just that! The micro-transactions weren't just for cosmetics, oh no... they gave you stat boosts on your weapons. Oh, and they nerfed all other weapons so you have to pay.
I hope that greedy pig Almir gets hit by a bus. -
Oct 30, 2015I preordered payday: the heist, I preordered payday2, I have every DLCs at some point, I had 100% achievemnt at some point. I supported them all the way. It turns out they dont respect their players.
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Oct 30, 2015
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Oct 29, 2015Don't bother anymore. It's ruined. Just wait for the devs to either fix their mess or fail. As others have stated, it's disgusting now. I'm ashamed to have wasted 229 hours and over 60 dollars.
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Oct 29, 2015
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Oct 29, 2015This game was amazing but they rebalanced it to nerf all the free guns. Then they released paid skins to fix the nerf they just did. The best part is that when the game was launched the developers promised there would be no micro transactions and that's just what they added.
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Oct 29, 2015
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Oct 29, 2015Would have recommended this game heartily in the past. Not any more. Game's been changed into an enormous fee-2-pay game, with a hefty asking price, an enormous amount of DLC, on top of one of the most annoying implementations of microtransactions, a pay-to-win one at that. Avoid.
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Oct 28, 2015Unfortunaly the developers took the road to Greed. This game amazing as it is doesnt warrant anymore support. To betray a hardcore community like this developer did is nearly a crime in it self.
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Oct 28, 2015All it could be described as is a world of idiocy. Payday 2 becomes Pay2Win, they absolutely ruined what could and was a pretty excellent game. A sad indictment of the current gaming industry.
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Oct 28, 2015this game has Microtransactions,Microtransactions,Microtransaction, more Microtransactions, oh look more Microtransactions, and one last thing this game has MICROTRANSACTIONS
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Oct 28, 2015I want my money back, they George Lucas'd me. I have sunk thousands of hours into this game, it was one of my all time favorites. Too bad the people running it decided to lie to us, even worse that I'll never see a refund. Goodbye Overkill Studios, it's been bittersweet, you will never see my money again.
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Oct 28, 2015
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Oct 28, 2015Pay2Day: Microtransactions Edition is a rip off that you should under no circumstances buy. Once a great game, its developers have since flooded it with countless small dlc packs and most recently microtransactions after promising multiple times that there would be none.
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Oct 28, 2015
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Oct 28, 2015Meh, done goofed - Microtransactions and bad DLCs...
The result is a angry mob and greedy devs. Money blended them. Payday 2 was once a great game everyone loved and played and bought, but now after MILLIONS !!! MILLIONS they tell us they have to impliment Microtransactions because they got 50 new people ?! Seriously ? -
Oct 28, 2015"There will be NO micro-transaction in PAYDAY 2!" "We've made it clear that Payday to will have no micro-transactions whatsoever." They added micro-transactions.
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Oct 28, 2015
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Oct 28, 2015MICROTRANSACTIONS GALORE. In a game that SHOULD'NT have them. I refuse to buy anything from Overkill for the rest of my life, would rather bathe myself in sulfuric acid.
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Oct 28, 2015People are annoyed by microtransactions but the truth is the game is still one of the best games on steam and you'll enjoy hundreds of hours on it before you get a chance to get bored.
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Oct 28, 2015After +$100 of DLC and numerous broken promises and dreams, Overkill is now happy to introduce the much sought after FREE microtransactions update.
Featuring:
Steam market introduction
Weapon crates safes
One-time use keys drills, for a mere $2.49
Weapon skins with better stats
Soul crushing disappointment
Keep that money flowing :( -
Oct 28, 2015
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Oct 28, 2015
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Oct 28, 2015The game started out very nicely and I genuinely enjoyed the ride for the most part. But after breaking so many promises to the community, and the recent decisions by the developers that seem to be disconnected from their original goals, I feel they are simply leading us into an ugly spiral of monetization that I don't want to get caught in. Get out while you can.
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Oct 28, 2015I relay enjoyed this game but after this whole micro-transaction fiasco I just can't do any different than giving this game a 0/10. This is just to show the developers that this is unacceptable...
Awards & Rankings
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Oct 9, 2013PayDay 2 is one of the nicest surprises of the year. Overkill Software understands the atmosphere of gangster movies and wisely improves these pieces of gameplay, that might have been disappointing in the first game. The sequel is better in almost every way - you can play a thief and enjoy good character development and shooting systems. I really hope, that PayDay 3 will be even better.
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Pelit (Finland)Oct 5, 2013Payday 2 is an excellent co-op shooter - a vast improvement over the first one. [Sept 2013]
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Hyper MagazineOct 3, 2013A unique and captivating multiplayer experience that rewards team work over personal glory. But make sure you bring friends for the true experience. [Nov 2013, p.62]