Bottom of the mask.
It’s not that there’s anything actually wrong withPayday 3.
The levels are well-designed, encouraging the kind of outside-the-box thinking that rewards both the bold and the curious.
Oh, and Ice-T.
Yes, Ice-T’s briefly here, too.
I don’t know why, either.
There’s a story.
So nothing remotely worth watching, really.
No, the AI isn’t particularly sophisticated.
You’ll learn how best to manage hysterical civilians we have endless supplies of cable ties now!
or how to identify the jewellery shop manager by her spiffy outfit alone.
That’s not to say all players like blowing stuff up, though just most of ‘em.
You see, every heist will feel ever-so-slightly different.
And therein lies the rub, really.
There aren’t enough missions.
There arguably aren’t enough weapons, either (at least not when compared withPayday 2).
The telegraphing of mission instructions and waypoints, too, is surprisingly uneven.
Payday 3 accessibility options
There is no specific accessibility section in the prefs menu.
Subtitles are available and customisable, although options to colour-coding speech and add background boxes to subtitles are not.
