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Max Payne 3 DLC Plans Revealed
Rockstar will release new multiplayer maps, modes, bursts, items, playable characters, challenges and more over the coming months for Max Payne 3.
"The story of Max Payne 3 begins in the single-player game and crosses over into the deepest multiplayer experience we've ever created," said Sam Houser, Founder of Rockstar Games. "We intend to support the Max Payne community with new and innovative content well into the future."
The first map pack, Local Justice, is coming in June and includes the Police Precinct map for Gang Wars, Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch and Payne Killer multiplayer modes along with two additional maps for Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch and Payne Killer, new precinct-themed multiplayer avatar items, multiplayer challenges, and more.
Starting today, you can preorder the Rockstar DLC Pass for Max Payne 3, giving you access to all the download content for Max Payne 3. It will cost 2400 Microsoft Points or $29.99. Rockstar says this pass is a 35 percent discount if all the DLC was purchased individually.
Below is the current schedule list for download content for Max Payne 3:
June 2012
- Local Justice Map Pack
Summer 2012
- Disorganized Crime Map Pack
- Deathmatch Made In Heaven Mode Pack
- Hostage Negotiation Map Pack
- New York Minute Co-Op Pack
Fall 2012
- Painful Memories Map Pack
- Trickle Down Economics Map Pack
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