Grand Theft Auto V

Platforms

• PC

  Apr 14, 2015

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  8.8

  playscore

  9.5

  30 Critics

  8.1

  859K Players
• PlayStation 5

  Mar 15, 2022

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  8.4

  playscore

  8.3

  18 Critics

  9.0

  698K Players
• Xbox Series X|S

  Mar 15, 2022

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  6.9

  playscore

  7.9

  12 Critics

  5.2

  2.91K Players
• PlayStation 4

  Nov 18, 2014

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  9.1

  playscore

  9.4

  26 Critics

  9.0

  713K Players
• Xbox One

  Nov 18, 2014

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  9.0

  playscore

  9.4

  13 Critics

  9.1

  9.14K Players
• PlayStation 3

  Sep 17, 2013

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  9.1

  playscore

  9.2

  18 Critics

  9.3

  92.4K Players
• Xbox 360

  Sep 17, 2013

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  9.4

  playscore

  9.3

  23 Critics

  10

  602K Players

121 critic reviews · 519 community reviews across all platforms

Critic Reviews

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  WorthPlaying

  8.0

  The faster loading times and graphical bumps still make this a good-looking game, despite the age of the assets. The solo campaign still has some allure, and the online component has proven its staying power. If you've already played the campaign to death, then you might be tempted to grab this because of the ridiculously low, temporary intro price.

  Reviewed on PS5

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  Xbox Tavern

  9.8

  I was concerned that revisiting such a highly regarded game almost a decade later might turn out for the worst, but it’s safe to say that GTA V is just as fun, chaotic, witty, and engaging as it was all those years ago. With the new Performance RT mode it looks better than ever while also allowing us the pleasure of playing at 60FPS on console for the first time. I’ve had a blast so far going back through the story, and I can’t wait to get back into the rest of the adventure.

  Reviewed on Series X|S

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  Noisy Pixel

  9.0

  GTA V has probably one of the most underrated stories I’ve ever seen in a game, simply because the much-hyped Online mode has largely stolen the spotlight from the single-player experience to the point where the planned expansions were canceled and rolled into online content.

  Reviewed on PS5

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  Gaming Trend

  8.5

  A new main menu system makes it easier to choose where you want to go with an option to go right into the story or Grand Theft Auto Online. If you choose to go online, you will be presented with a number of options depending on what you want to do during your time in Blaine County. Join freemode if you just want to enter the city and hang out. There are also options to load directly into a heist, races, or other series modes. From the main menu you are also able to see the latest news and updates, including whatever heists are headed our way.

  Reviewed on Series X|S

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  Game Rant

  7.0

  Grand Theft Auto 5 and GTA Online for PS5 and Xbox Series X are still phenomenal games that one could easily sink hundreds of hours into, but there's no getting around that they are fundamentally the same experiences as before, only with better graphics and performance. Someone that hasn't played GTA 5 or GTA Online in a long time will get more mileage out of this new version, but those that have played both regularly since launch may be better off waiting for the eventual Grand Theft Auto 6.

  Reviewed on Series X|S

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  Hardcore Gamer

  9.0

  This is the best way to experience Grand Theft Auto V, but faster loading times and high resolution and framerate might not be enough to necessitate upgrading to modern-gen consoles. It’s still a great port of one of the best games of all time, but it doesn’t drastically improve much over the PC and last-gen version.

  Reviewed on PS5

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  Gaming Bolt

  8.0

  Grand Theft Auto 5's new-gen upgrade is solid and effective, but much too conservative, especially for a game that's long overstayed its welcome.

  Reviewed on PS5

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  Comic Book

  7.0

  It has some flashy new graphical effects, a menu redesign, and the 60FPS mode is remarkable, but it's all marginal. For newcomers with little to no experience with the game, this is going to be an absolute treat. For veterans, this may ring a bit hollow. It's worth picking up if you want to keep up with GTA Online and have the best possible version, but otherwise, there are no enhancements that demand you replay the story once more.

  Reviewed on Series X|S

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  Attack of the Fanboy

  8.0

  Grand Theft Auto V was a landmark title when it was released, but its online counterpart has surpassed it in every way. This next-gen port is a great way to experience GTA Online, but the lack of single-player additions is disappointing.

  Reviewed on PS5

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  Push Square

  8.0

  The improvements to image quality and framerate give this sunny sandbox a new lease of life, and while some of the single player gags may not hit as hard as they did in 2013, there are still plenty of memorable missions across the release’s 30 or so hour running-time. Meanwhile, GTA Online’s freeroaming multiplayer lobbies remain unmatched, and while newcomers may find the learning curve borderline impenetrable, if you can overcome its idiosyncrasies there’s nothing quite like the crime caper on offer here.

  Reviewed on PS5

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