Fast Travel Games, an independent studio, has set a release date for Payday: Aces High. According to the latest trailer, the VR spin-off of the Payday series comes out on November 5, two weeks from now.
As in the original trilogy, teams of up to four players plan and pull off heists together. The story follows the Aces, a crew of professional robbers who want revenge on Warren Jupiter, a corrupt businessman, and go after his businesses and money.
Erik Odeldahl, co-founder and chief creative officer at Fast Travel Games, said: “Our last playtest showed us that PAYDAY: Aces High is playing the way we hoped it would. Crews were coordinating their approach, scrambling to recover when a stealth run fell apart, and lining up for another job as soon as they made it out. Since then, the team has been tuning every part of the game for launch, and this final playtest is our last chance to put that work in front of players before release. On November 5, players get to plan the approach, handle the gear, and carry the bags out with their own hands, with three friends watching their back. That is the PAYDAY fantasy, and VR is where it feels the most real.”
Adolf Kristjansson, CEO of Starbreeze Entertainment, said: “Fast Travel Games has been an excellent partner from the very beginning; they are the very best VR studio in the business. They understand what makes PAYDAY work, and they have adapted it for VR with real expertise, from the tension of a quiet approach to the chaos of a heist gone loud. Just as important, they listen. Player feedback from every playtest has made its way into the game, and that is why PAYDAY: Aces High is the PAYDAY game our fans will be excited to play.”
Payday: Aces High is coming to SteamVR and Meta Quest. A free demo lets players try it before buying.
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