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Max Payne 3's Deathmatch Made In Heaven DLC Available Now
Max Payne 3's final DLC pack, Deathmatch Made in Heaven, is available now. The DLC adds a number of new cooperative and competitive multiplayer modes for $9.99. It's available for PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3. Here are the full descriptions for all the new modes, as well a handful of new screenshots.
Run and Stun
One player starts as Saci, Captain Baseball Bat Boy’s nemesis. Saci is a fast, heavily armored character with unlimited stamina and equipped with a Stun Gun and Flash Bangs. Saci adds players to his side with each kill, effectively reducing the number of enemy players on the opposite team. The round ends when the timer runs out or all players are recruited to Saci’s team.
Dead Men Walking
A new cooperative take on Max Payne's classic Dead Man Walking Mode. Players assume the role of Max and Passos to take on waves of increasingly smarter, tougher and better armed enemies. Throughout the match, players earn Grit – a currency used to unlock new areas of the map, pain killers, weapons and weapon attachments.
Time Attack
A new Deathmatch variant that rewards extra points for kills on the higher end of a timer. The timer starts with each kill, lasting 20 seconds. A kill within 2 seconds of the kill timer nets players the maximum score of 10 points. Every 2 seconds, the value of the next kill decreases by 1 point.
Marked Man
Marked Man is a new spin on traditional Deathmatch that rewards players with more XP for taking advantage of Max Payne 3’s Vendetta system. Players earn five points for each Vendetta that they successfully complete and five points for each Vendetta that they survive.
Checkpoint Challenge
A new variant on Arcade Mode that test players’ quickness and skill with an array of new challenges, such as taking out all enemies within a level’s checkpoint with headshots only or explosive kills. Complete a level in Story Mode to unlock its respective Challenge Mode level.
You can check out our review of Max Payne 3 by clicking here.
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