From banks to convenience stores and even Chinese restaurants, your virtual criminals will be far bored. Whereas the first game had you going from bank to bank, Payday 2 gives you a ton of locations to ply your amoral craft. Payday 2 reunites the cast of the original Dallas, Chains, Hoxton and Wolf, but this time gives them much more to do and of course, much more to steal. The single player game is still lacking, but if you've got a few friends who are willing to put their time and energy into planning and executing the perfect heist, Payday 2 feels an awful lot like your favorite crime movie come to life, and that's a very good thing.

Payday 2, the sequel to the surprisingly fun 2011 cooperative shooter from 505 games and Overkill is a lot like its criminal protagonists - rough around the edges and not too easy on the eyes, but ambitious, visceral and of course, a bit unpredictable. There's a lot to love here, and much more so when you bring friends, but just don't try to jump in without friends. Payday 2 is bigger, wider and much more ambitious, but it's also a sloppy mess at times. Without question, you're going to love Payday 2 if you've got a solid group of friends to take on heists with you because the single player is almost pointless.Ī major part reason why Payday 2 is so much fun to play is just how wrong everything can go, and with the right group of henchmen, you'll have a blast trying to get out of heists in new and original ways.

You could be fooled into thinking Payday 2 looks like a well done game, but looking deeper and you'll see that the game is full of uneven textures, invisible walls and awkward voice-overs.

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