After years and huge success of modded Grand Theft Auto, Rockstar is finally committing to building their own modding tool for players

GTA Online is about to get heaps better on PC when the GTA 5 Enhanced Edition update drops, delivering some massive changes to performance and visual fidelity.

The PC version of Grand Theft Auto V has been treated to a free tune-up, but a few additions and omissions have sparked player complaints.

Here's a rundown on the key differences between GTA 5 Legacy and Enhanced on PC, including graphics upgrades, performance changes, and new features.

The Enhanced Edition of GTA 5 is here, but one fan-favorite feature is notably missing from the game at launch.

A Rockstar-approved GTA 5 modding tool is on the cars, I mean cards, for all of you PC players out there. Earlier this month, and several years after the launch of Grand Theft Auto 5's enhanced edition on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S,

More than a decade later, and with GTA 6 near the horizon, its highly successful predecessor, GTA 5, has received yet another coat of paint — this time on PC. The latest version enhances the game with ray tracing technology, a feature previously exclusive to the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.

Rockstar Games finally brought GTA 5's PC version up to par with the current-gen console iterations, and Rockstar-owned mod team Cfx.re (the team behind multiplayer mod FiveM) has confirmed that it's releasing an official asset conversion tool for fellow modders to use with the latest version of the game.