Good news! the Payday 3 servers are finally fixed (well, mostly)

Starbreeze Studios has a massive content roadmap planned for the first year of Payday 3, marked by the release of four DLCs with seasonal events and new playable characters sprinkled in between. We can expect Starbreeze to double down on the game's marketing now that it has solved its matchmaking problem as it strives to make Payday 3 less dependent on its online servers. Hopefully, this means that Payday 3 is getting an offline mode soon, but we doubt it.

Here's a quick rundown of what Payday 3 players can look forward to seeing over the next few months: October - Hundreds of Quality of Life improvements across all platforms **October/November -**New content, features, and functionality November- Even more Quality of Life improvements alongside new content and features Winter 2023- The release of the DLC, Syntax Error

Now that matchmaking in Payday 3 is "stable" and performance is "good", maybe those who haven't given the game a try can finally check it out.

Payday 3 is currently available to play on the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S/X, PC, and the Xbox Game Pass.

Payday 3 was part of a relatively stacked September month that saw the release of Baldur's Gate 3 (on the PS5) and the ever-controversial Bethesda Game Studios title, Starfield. October is looking to be just as historically significant with the likes of Assassin's Creed Mirage, Alan Wake 2, and Marvel's Spider-Man 2, among others, all launching within weeks of each other. With so much competition, you can't blame Starbreeze Studios for shaping up fast and making sure Payday 3 doesn't continue bleeding players.