Sleeping Dogs gets three new DLC packs

Sleeping Dogs has even more DLC coming its way, with three new packs announced for Q1/Q2.

The Law Enforcer, Year of the Snake and Wheels of Justice add-ons will put new content in the game including costumes, vehicles and missions.

Back in September we reviewed Sleeping Dogs and thought it was a pretty good sandbox game, but felt slightly rushed.

You can get the first details of the new Sleeping Dogs DLC packs below. Thanks to NeoGaf users for the heads up on this one.

Law Enforcer Pack:

No criminal in Hong Kong is safe from justice. The Law Enforcer Pack gives players their most comprehensive access yet to police department gear, including two cop outfits, a new weapon and five police vehicles.

Year of the Snake:

Wei Shen’s story continues in the Year of the Snake pack as he rejoins the ranks of the Hong Kong Police Force in a series of new missions set immediately after the main game. A vicious end-of-the-world cult is taking root in the back streets of Hong Kong… the Cult of the Snake. Hell-bent on cleansing the city of its evils, they cannot be negotiated with as they pursue a path to their righteous salvation. With an arsenal of weapons, including teargas guns and electroshock pistols, new outfits and abilities, Wei must enter a race against the clock to bring the cultists to justice before Judgment Day.

Wheels of Justice:

Drug smuggling is big business for Hong Kong’s triad gangs and Wei Shen’s longtime friend Dr Tang has created the wheels to give the Sun On Yee the edge over their rivals. In the Wheels of Fury Pack, a weaponised supercar – the prototype DZS-90 – will give Wei Shen enough armour and firepower to take control of business. Seize the streets back from the 18K with a series of upgrades and add-ons available on completion of each mission, building into the ultimate supercar available both in missions and in the open world.

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