A really transient teaser trailer from Starbreeze Studios and Prime Matter has instructed us once we can lastly see some Payday 3 gameplay.
The overall runtime of Payday 3’s newest teaser trailer is 20 seconds, however solely about three seconds of that’s one thing that is not simply textual content on a display. Other than the varied logos which take up half the size of the video, it does inform us an important factor, which is that we are able to anticipate to see some gameplay for Payday 3 someday this summer season. “Gameplay. This summer season. Do not miss out,” the trailer plainly tells us, however would not go any extra particular than that (thanks, PC Gamer). E3 is lifeless within the water, so it will not be showing there, however there’s at all times the prospect that gameplay will present up at one of many many showcases that appear to be rising in quantity each summer season.
Whereas there’s actually no different data within the trailer itself, over on Steam, the devs have cleared up its intentions just a bit bit extra about what is going on on. “We’re now 5 months into the 12 months of PAYDAY 3, with not a variety of data revealed in regards to the sport but,” reads the submit. “This has been irritating for lots of you, however we promise you the wait will likely be value it. Our workforce has been working very exhausting on the sport, that is nonetheless the 12 months of PAYDAY 3 in spite of everything, and we’re now virtually prepared to begin lifting the lid and allow you to all in on how the sport is coming alongside.”
Payday 3 was introduced yonks in the past, with Starbreeze confirming again in 2021 that the third entry within the heist collection will likely be launched in some unspecified time in the future in 2023. We all know that the sport is ready in a Hollywood-like setting, however we actually do not know way more than that. It was additionally introduced earlier this 12 months {that a} movie or TV adaptation is within the works, but it surely’s early days there too so not a lot to go off of simply but.