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PayDay 2 Lootbag DLC Now Available for Xbox 360 and PS3 for $4.99

505 Games and Overkill have announced the release of brand-new content for PayDay 2 with "Lootbag." The DLC was originally only for pre-order only but players can now pick up the new content for $4.99 for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Fans will be able to pick up a lot of new content such as a skull mask, in-game cash and more.

From the Press Release
Today, 505 Games and Overkill released the PAYDAY 2 Lootbag DLC, previously available for pre-order only, for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 priced at $4.99. The Lootbag lets players get their hands on the following items:

  • Military red dot weapon sight available for use on all rifles and shotguns
  • Bundle of in-game cash
  • Skull mask
  • Black and red mask
  • Mask with "I Love OVERKILL!"

Also available today is a free playable PAYDAY 2 Xbox 360 demo (the demo date for PS3 is TBD). So, get your crew together, don the iconic PAYDAY crew masks and tackle a heist on the Branch Bank -- will you make your get away before the alarm is tripped and all hell breaks loose as Police and FBI forces descend on your team? Players can experience the first 10 levels of the new character progression system and try out all four new character classes -- Mastermind, Technician, Enforcer and Ghost.

To learn more, visit the official PayDay 2 website.

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