Grand Theft Auto V (PC)

Grand Theft Auto V for PC follows a young street hustler, a retired bank robber, and a dangerous psychopath as they get tangled up with the worst parts of the criminal underworld, the U.S. government, and the entertainment industry, forced into one dangerous heist after another just to survive in a city where nobody, including each other, can really be trusted.

On PC, Los Santos and Blaine County are rendered at resolutions up to 4K and beyond, running at 60 frames per second, with more than 25 separate configurable settings covering texture quality, shaders, tessellation, and anti-aliasing so the experience can be tuned to whatever hardware you're running. A population density slider lets you control how much car and pedestrian traffic fills the streets, and the game supports dual and triple monitor setups, 3D compatibility, and plug-and-play controllers alongside deep mouse and keyboard customization.

Grand Theft Auto Online comes bundled in too, supporting 30 players and two spectators, with every gameplay upgrade and piece of Rockstar-created content released since launch included, Heists and Adversary modes among them. A First Person Mode applies to both the story and online modes, giving you an entirely different way to experience the detail packed into Los Santos and Blaine County.

The Rockstar Editor rounds out the PC-specific additions, a full creative suite for capturing, editing, and sharing footage from inside the game. Its Director Mode lets you stage your own scenes using story characters, pedestrians, and even animals, complete with advanced camera controls, fast and slow motion, a range of filters, and the ability to score scenes with tracks pulled straight from GTAV's radio stations. Finished videos can be uploaded directly to YouTube or the Rockstar Games Social Club. On the radio side, The Lab FM brings back The Alchemist and Oh No with new, game-inspired tracks and guest features from artists like Earl Sweatshirt, Freddie Gibbs, and Killer Mike, while Self Radio lets you drive through Los Santos and Blaine County with your own custom soundtrack instead.