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Mindjack is getting two downloadable map packs for its online multiplayer. The first of three-map DLC hits today, the second comes on March 8. The first multiplayer map pack is available now for 560 MSP or $7 on the Playstation Network and includes maps titled Neon Nightmare, Look Up, Look Down, and Truth at Nerkas HQ. We will post a review of Mindjack in the near future. In the meanwhile, enjoy some screenshots!
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