When I first approached Payday 2, I spent at least an hour within the menus, exploring each skill tree. One of the things I both love and kind of regret about GTA V’s heists is their simplicity which makes them playable for anyone, but never allows them to evolve past what feel like longer, tougher missions. Suffice it to say, planning a heist then setting out with two-to-four partners in crime makes for a fun experience, and the level of depth Overkill has put into its crime shooter is astounding. Payday 2: Crimewave Edition remains, at its core, the same basic game as Payday 2 which makes it hard to talk about considering CGM’s Ried McCarter already did an amazing job reviewing it. Payday 2: Crimewave Edition offers the same great package that Payday 2 delivered, with the bonus of all the DLC in addition to expanded skill trees, extra gear and a ton of other changes that improve the overall experience. Nowhere is this better served than Payday 2: The Heist, with Grand Theft Auto V’s heists being a close second. However, since I have resigned to be a law-abiding citizen, I can only live out these fantasies in the realm of videogames. I’ve often though fantasized about planning an elaborate robbery and the possibility of pulling it off. I think Dane Cook was right on the money when he said every man wants to be part of a heist. If a player fails a heist, or their game closes during the heist for whatever reason, their crime spree can no longer be continued, and they can choose to.
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