Grand Theft Auto 6already has a lot going for it in of publicity. It has long been a source of speculation online, even before its official announcement, and both of its trailers have garnered hundreds of millions of views. If you subscribe to the idea that no press is bad press, then even potentially negative news like rumors of its increased cost and its recent delay are still garnering a lot of attention. However, it hasn't quite crossed outside the gaming sphere into mainstream attention as much as GTA 5 did when it was sued by Lindsay Lohan. 1i1125

2025 was meant to be the year that Grand Theft Auto 6 finally hit the shelves, but the project has been struck with a delay that will see it release in May 2026. In general, 2025 has already been a strong year for gaming, with Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, Split Fiction, Monster Hunter Wilds, and many other titles already being Game of the Year worthy with more exciting projects on the way. 2025's gaming scene will more than survive without GTA 6, and it seems that GTA 5 will too with this impressive graphical upgrade.

I'm already worried that Grand Theft Auto 6 could repeat the biggest mistake of GTA 5. At this point, it's no stretch of the imagination to say that GTA 6 is the most anticipated and most talked-about video game release of the decade. But for all we've pored over and dissected GTA 6's two trailers, there's still relatively little we know about the long-awaited sequel.

It isn't uncommon to have a story with a deeply flawed protagonist, and games like The Last of Us carry on this tradition. While other visual mediums like movies or TV are sometimes forced to soften unlikable protagonists, so audiences don't immediately hate them, video games have a built-in advantage. By playing as a character, we are forced to empathize with them more deeply than we would if we were just watching the events of the story unfold.

It was recently announced that Grand Theft Auto 5 will soon be coming to Xbox Game . Like its characters - who can take a rocket launcher to the face, then stroll out of the hospital unscathed - Grand Theft Auto 5 is starting to feel like an unstoppable force. Few games outside of MMORPGs have enjoyed such longevity, with the original version of the game coming out in 2013 and its community still relatively active 12 years later.

Grand Theft Auto 6 is coming over a decade after GTA 5 released, a lengthy cycle that gives Rockstar plenty of time to see what did well and what didn't meet the mark. Meeting the high level of anticipation for the sequel is a difficult task, but learning from the good and bad of GTA 5 is one of the best ways for the next game to excel.

PC players of Grand Theft Auto Online are now able to unlock HSW upgrades for their vehicles and even earn the free Karin S95 car from the game's Enhanced Edition. New DLC allows you to obtain one of the fastest vehicles in San Andreas and improve your strongest cars with upgrades. However, you have to earn both the free car and upgrades by participating in a unique mission.

New DLC content has been added to Grand Theft Auto Online, including "Oscar Guzman Flies Again," a special mission you can start for various rewards. From my experience, this mission is great to replay for a consistent income, making it worth starting multiple times. You can earn up to $750,000 every time you finish this Contract associated with Oscar Guzman, but there are no clear instructions for its beginning.

The recent DLC for Grand Theft Auto Online added new features, including the McKenzie Field Hanger, a location you can buy and use to participate in special Heist missions for a steady income. You can earn plenty of money from this Hangar after completing its Contract work. However, these jobs can be somewhat complicated, making it tricky to earn the most money possible without meeting different requirements.

Rockstar Games has set a new record with Grand Theft Auto 5 Enhanced, though it’s probably not the kind of record they were hoping for. The recently released title has become the lowest-rated game in Rockstar’s history on Steam. Despite offering enhanced features like ray tracing, improved loading times, and additional vehicles, fans have not responded positively to this release.