Grand Theft Auto V makes its PC Game Pass debut, a monumental moment.

Rockstar Games may have some exciting news in store for Grand Theft Auto V fans, especially those playing on Microsoft systems like PC or XBOX. It seems that the game might soon be added to the Game Pass platform.

According to the well-known insider videotechuk_, who has a knack for leaking Rockstar Games news ahead of time, there’s a possibility that GTA V will become available on both the Game Pass and PC Game Pass from Microsoft. This would be the first time the game is included in these services.

If this turns out to be true, players on both platforms would be able to enjoy all the latest updates and features of GTA V. The information reportedly came from an internal email at Rockstar Games, which mentioned that the game would be available on both platforms in the near future.

It’s important to note that the source didn’t specify the exact release date for GTA V on the Game Pass, only mentioning that it could happen by the end of April. Microsoft recently launched some of the upcoming additions to the Game Pass for April, so it’s likely that the news will come towards the end of the month.

It’s worth mentioning that the “Expanded and Enhanced” version of GTA V was recently released, bringing various improvements to the game, especially in terms of graphics, for PC players. This version comes three years after the initial release on consoles.

Lastly, considering the rumors swirling around the imminent release of Grand Theft Auto VI, the addition of GTA V to the Game Pass could help generate even more excitement for the upcoming game. It gives players the opportunity to revisit the previous installment in the series.

We can expect more updates and announcements in the near future, so let’s keep our eyes peeled for more information.

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