Payday: Aces High playtest on Meta Quest and Steam comes with a free mask this week
Payday’s first full-VR game is on the cusp of release, but you don’t have to wait! Join the playtest now and get exclusive rewards when the full game releases on November 5. more…
Payday: Aces High's first full-VR game is approaching its release, but eager gamers can join the playtest and reap exclusive rewards before the November 5 launch. The second public playtest began on October 19 and will continue through October 26 on both Steam and Meta Quest. During this limited time, players who participate will receive a highly sought-after Kitty mask, which is only available during this playtest period.
The Payday series allows players to team up with three others to execute daring heists on increasingly challenging targets, all while securing as much loot as possible. Payday: Aces High enhances this formula by incorporating a fully immersive virtual reality experience. Players can expect improved body language, emotions, and a fresh storyline starring a new group of characters known as The Aces.
In-game currency and cash earned throughout the game can be used to unlock various weapons, traps, masks, and abilities, ensuring that players' time and efforts are well-rewarded. The first playtest, which encompassed one mission, took place in August, and Nick had the opportunity to try an early version of the game. As a dedicated Payday fan, Nick can confidently state that this is a superb addition to the series.
With the playtest lasting through October 26, players can look forward to an additional mission not included in the initial test, allowing them to gain more experience before the final release. The full-game version will feature around seven missions at launch, with even more missions planned for post-launch content.
Don't miss out on the excitement! Put on your VR headset, assemble your team, and get ready to experience the thrill of a high-stakes robbery in the virtual world. Keep up with the latest news by following Nick on YouTube, X (Twitter), Threads, and Instagram, or check out 9to5Google on YouTube for more updates.
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