What changed in Sleeping Dogs in 2012

New content for Sleeping Dogs featuring new fighting styles, combatants, and collectibles.

New content pack featuring alternate costumes and tattoos for Wei Shen.

Ghost Pig, free content for Sleeping Dogs, is now available on Steam, including various hats.

New content for Sleeping Dogs featuring Wei fighting against hopping vampires, demons, and ghosts.

Adds two costumes: Lightning Warrior outfit with a sword and Wing Chun Master outfit that enhances melee counter strikes.

Includes an armored SWAT van and a full-bodied SWAT outfit that increases damage resistance.

Five content packs releasing throughout October will add racing activities, cop missions, and powerful weapons.

A story-driven DLC is hinted at, with more details to come at New York Comic Con.

Content tailored for players, specifics not yet known.

This pack includes the game's most powerful weapons and armor.

New racing missions will be added throughout Hong Kong.

Players will return to the force with new cop missions for street justice.

A mod allows players to control the camera in first-person or second-person view while roaming Hong Kong.

The mod includes support for head tracking, enhancing immersion while playing.

Mouse wheel will scroll through all relevant lists in the user interface.

Mouse sensitivity no longer differs when Wei is and isn’t carrying a gun.

Reduced issues where the game plays too quickly.

Enables/disables camera auto-centering behind the player when using the mouse and on foot.

Various fixes to improve stability and minimize crashes during gameplay.

Determines how much speed is recorded from mouse movement.

The high-speed camera shake while driving has been reduced.

Front End screens now support a button help bar that is fully interactive via mouse.

Mouse hit regions have been fine-tuned throughout the front end to improve user experience.

Input is sampled directly from the mouse which improves responsiveness and accuracy.

Corrected issues when exiting a screen using the Backspace and Esc keys.

Players can now use the mouse to look up and down while driving.

New option to enable or disable aiming assistance from the game.

Camera no longer immediately auto-centers when you stop moving the mouse while driving.

Improved precision independent of the raw mouse input option.

Fixed an issue with the Bink video player which may improve stability during in-game videos.

Users can now exit screens by pressing the Back button.

The Action Hijack binding is now independent of the Sprint/Parkour key value.

It’s now possible to switch sections by clicking on the corresponding icons or tab headers.

Adds 20 envelopes each stuffed with $50k scattered throughout Hong Kong, totaling 1 Million HK dollars.

Three new DLC packs are now available: The Red Envelope Pack, The Top Dog Gold Pack, and The High Roller Pack.

Grants access to the luxury Tuono vehicle, High Roller outfit, and an extra $200k.

Provides 8,250 Triad, 4,500 Cop, and 4,500 extra Face Experience Points.

Several minor text bugs have been corrected.

HD Textures for UI screens are now available with the free HD Texture Pack DLC installed.

Fixed an issue where mouse clicks would sometimes be ignored in the UI.

New option allows keyboard & mouse to be the only input devices even if a controller is connected.

Fixed the keyboard and mouse camera controls in the Phone Tracing minigame.

Fixed several bugs where NPCs would not path through doors properly, correcting the issue where Naz stops running in the first mission.

Improvements made to reduce the frequency of erroneous 'don’t lose your target' warnings during NPC chases.

Significant improvements to mouse support on various options screens.

Square Enix reveals a six-month DLC plan for Sleeping Dogs, starting with the Retro Triad Pack.

Scheduled for September, details are currently scarce.

Another DLC pack planned for September, specifics not yet revealed.

Includes an 80's-inspired outfit with player buffs and a kung-fu van.

Includes DX11 support, multi-GPU support, and a day-one high-res texture pack.

A promotional tie-in with Team Fortress 2.

Standard support for mouse and keyboard controls.

Enhancements to world density for a more immersive experience.