As Payday 3 hits 3 million players, its matchmaking woes appear to be over

After a very rocky launch, it looks like Payday 3 might finally be free of its server issues, at least according to developer Starbreeze.

Since its launch on September 21, for a lot of players Payday 3 has been practically unplayable despite attempted fixes. In a new press release from Starbreeze, though, these issues are apparently at an end. According to the developer, “the scheduled maintenance carried out last week has fixed the initial matchmaking issues that occurred during PAYDAY 3’s first few days after launch. Matchmaking has been stable and has had good performance after the completed maintenance.” This is obviously good news for both players and Starbreeze alike, but what’s better news for the latter is that the game apparently had more than three million players in September.

That’s a good start for a game that has severely struggled to let players actually play it, but there is obviously the question of how many of that three million has stuck around to see the matchmaking issues be fixed. Though with the heist shooter being on Game Pass, it’s still likely to continue to pick up players.

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